History of Brockhampton Court
The original house was a rectory, dating back to 1759, in the reign of George II.
In the late 19th century it was bought by Ebenezer D. Jordan of Boston, Massachusetts who completely rebuilt it and presented it to his daughter on her marriage to Colonel A.W. Foster.
In 1947 the house became a hotel and popular venue for balls, weddings and other social occasions. However, the hotel lost its license because of excessive noise.
Most recently, Dr and Mrs C.J. Allen bought Brockhampton Court in 1996 and embarked on an extensive programme of improvements to convert it into the first-class care home it is today.
You are very welcome to come and look around the house and meet everyone at Brockhampton Court.
