Medieval moated site, remains of Sturston Hall and associated outbuildings and Holy Cross Church and churchyard

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History & significance

Sturston Hall is a medieval moated site located in Norfolk, comprising the remains of a substantial residential complex with associated outbuildings protected as an ancient monument. The moat itself forms the primary surviving archaeological feature of what was once a manorial holding, with the earthwork defining the precinct of the former hall. Holy Cross Church stands within or adjacent to the monument complex, its presence indicating the spiritual and administrative centre of this medieval settlement. The site dates to the medieval period, though the precise chronology of construction and occupation requires archaeological evidence for full interpretation.

Medieval moated site, remains of Sturston Hall and associated outbuildings and Holy Cross Church and churchyard is a scheduled monument protected by Historic England under reference 1003947. View the official record →

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