Graisley Old Hall

The first Graisley Old Hall property was present by 1377. It was replaced by the surviving building around 1485. The earliest known owner of the property was Nicholas Rydley (died ) and it stayed in his family until Walter Rotton sold it to William Normansell the Elder to pay off debts accumulated through gambling. The property was sold again after William Normansell the Younger died in 1656. and Jesson died in 1712. It was then part of the estate of H. W. Owen, and it was sold in 1905 before the interior was renovated in 1911. Flora Forster was living at Graisley Old Hall during the 1950s, and Enoch Powell visited in early 1957. It became Grade II* listed on 16 September 1957. The property…