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Berry Pomeroy Castle
Berry Pomeroy Castle, begun in c. 1560 and ambitiously enlarged from c. 1600, this mansion was intended to become the most spectacular house in Devon. Never completed, and abandoned by 1700, it became the focus of blood-curdling ghost stories, recounted in the audio tour. Woodland walks provide fine views of the ruins.
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Berry Pomeroy Castle, Berry Pomeroy, Paignton, Devon TQ9 6LJ, United Kingdom
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