Hewell Grange, Tutnall and Cobley - Bromsgrove
Grand red sandstone former country house designed by architects Bodley & Garner in 1884-91 for Lord and Lady Windsor, later the Earl and Countess of Plymouth. Celebrated as one of the most important late 19th century country houses in England, with an accomplished blend of architectural styles. From 1946 the house was used by HM Prison Service as a borstal, and latterly as an open prison to HMP Hewell until its closure in autumn 2020. The site was placed on the market in early 2022. Historic England are working closely with the Ministry of Justice to secure its sustainable future use.
Site Details
- Designated Site Name:
- Hewell Grange
- Heritage Category:
- Listed Building grade I
- List Entry Number:
- 1100160
- Local Planning Authority:
- Bromsgrove
- Site Type:
- Uncategorised
Location
- Building Name:
- Hewell Grange
- County:
- Worcestershire
- District / Borough:
- Bromsgrove
- Parish:
- Tutnall and Cobley
- Parliamentary Constituency:
- Bromsgrove
- Region:
- Midlands
Assessment Information
- Assessment Type:
- Building or structure
- Condition:
- Fair
- Occupancy / Use:
- Vacant/not in use
- Priority:
- C - Slow decay; no solution agreed
- Previous Priority:
- C
- Ownership:
- Government or agency
- Designation:
- Listed Building grade I, RPG grade II*, CA
Contact Details
Steven McLeish 0121 625 6884
