NHER 6090 (Building record) - Shadwell Court

Complex country house, built by Mr. Buxton who died in 1731.
Rebuilt in 1840 to 1842 By Edward Blore and in 1856 to 1860 by Teulon, in Gothic Revival style.
Central tower over entrance with elaborate ogee arch and oriel windows.
Gabled wings with varied fenestration, and pinnacles.
Interior of house dominated by cruciform music hall, with large stained glass window.
Excellent quality of interior carving.
See (S1).

(S2) dates it to 1720.
E. Rose (NAU) 12 January 1981.

(S3) notes alterations by Soane 1789, and says the 1843 architect was Blore, the 1856 building was by Teulon under Buxton.
However (S3)'s statement that nothing survives of the pre 1856 house except a fireplace is shown to be wrong by (S4)'s photograph, which shows how the 1843 building remains as one side of the present ensemble.
(S5) states there were further alterations by Green in around 1900.
In Hatfield House is a 'pair of gloves left behind by Queen Elizabeth I on a visit to Shadwell Lodge, Norfolk'. If correct, does this indicate a 16th century house on site, or does it refer to site NHER 6088?
E. Rose (NAU) June 1981.

13 May 1994. NLA air photography.
Photos showing great house and service buildings etc built around courtyard.
Cropmarks of garden features are clearly visible.
S. Massey, (NLA) 6 February 2001.