The railway to Kidderminster cuts through the site of the mansion, and the church is nearby.
[The house] is surrounded by noble groves of trees, radiating avenues affording charming vistas, a fine park, and extensive sheet of water.
[Noakes, J. Noakes Guide to Worcestershire, Longman and Co, London: 1868 at p.187]
The house no longer exists.
1524 John Pakington purchased Hampton Manor from the 4th Baron Mountjoy, and built a house known as Hampton Court.
1640s House destroyed during the Civil War. Pakington family relocated to Westwood Park, Worcestershire.
| Name | Dates | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Pakington, John | 1477-1551 | Knight |
