Kingsnympton Hall

Kingsnympton Hall
Kingsnympton Hall, Kingston-on-Thames, photographed by Bedford Lemere on 17 August 1927
Former namesHay Green
Alternative namesHay Green Hall
General information
Typehouse
LocationKingston-on-Thames, England
Technical details
Structural systemTimber frame, brick

Kingsnympton Hall, formerly known as Hay Green, was a historic house in Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. It sustained heavy damage during a Luftwaffe raid on 9 September 1940. After the war it was demolished.[1] The house boasted a glass-roofed bath house with a rectangular swimming pool.[2] Hay Green was renamed Kingsnympton Hall at some point in the mid to late 1920s.[1] Two historic lodges remain intact, North Lodge and South Lodge, in Kingsnympton Park; these are now listed buildings in their own right.[3]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b Hay Green at Historic England Retrieved 23 February 2026
  2. ^ Kingsnympton Hall at Historic England Retrieved 23 February 2026
  3. ^ The Kingston Society Retrieved 23 February 2026
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