Anstey Hall
Directions
From Cambridge:
Take the A10 south towards the M11. After the Shell petrol station in Trumptington, turn right towards Granchester. The main gates to Anstey Hall are on the left just before the next road junction.
From the M11:
Exit at Junction 11. Take the A10 towards Cambridge. Pass over 3 sets of traffic lights and then turn left towards Granchester. The main gates to Anstey Hall are on the left just before the next road junction.
By Train:
Alight at Cambridge station. Taxis are plentiful and the journey takes around 15 minutes.
A Brief History
Anstey Hall was built in the late 17th Century by Anthony Thompson. In the second half of the 19th Century the Hall was considerably enlarged with the construction of the east wing. In 1909 the Hall was enlarged still further and extensively remodelled internally. After the war, Anstey Hall was purchased by the Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAFF) and used as offices. In 1997 Anstey Hall was purchased by the current owner, John de Bruyne. The Hall has since undergone extensive renovation to return the property to it’s former charm and glory.
Anstey Hall is situated within the delightful village of Trumpington, two miles to the south of Cambridge City. This part of Cambridge has remained largely undeveloped and has retained much of its rural beauty, yet affords easy access from the main trunk roads surrounding the City.
contact
Proprietor: John de Bruyne
Organiser: Abigail de Bruyne
Telephone: 01223 700400
Email: enquiries@ansteyhall.com
Address:
Anstey Hall, Maris Lane, Trumpington, Cambridge,
CB2 2LH
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