historical house
Joseph Woods, 1790
Stoke Newington Church Street, Clissold Park, N16 9HJ
Clissold House is an 18th century grade II* listed mansion located in Clissold Park. Bursting with original features such as sash windows and fireplaces it's an amazing place to visit.
Manor House, Highbury & Islington, Finsbury Park
Stoke Newington, Canonbury
476, 393, 341, 141
Closest park gate access via Green lanes, Stoke Newington Church Street and Lordship Terrace
Step free access at the back of the house, Green Door and lift available inside.
Built in the 1790s for the Quaker merchant and anti-slavery campaigner, Jonathan Hoare, like many great houses of that time, it nearly bankrupted its builder and he was forced to sell it to Thomas Gudgeon in 1799. It changed hands again in 1811 when William Crawshay bought the estate. When William died in 1834, his daughter Eliza inherited the estate, and she married the Reverend Clissold, after whom the estate is now named.
Today it is Grade II* Listed and is used for Weddings and Private occasions for local people
