New Berry Hall Ruins 01.05.22
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New Berry Hall Ruins 01.05.22

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The Hall was designed by J. A. Chatwin and built as a gothic style Victorian mansion. The house had several grand reception rooms including a dining room, drawing room, library and morning room, seven palatial bedrooms, three dressing rooms, two nurseries and one bathroom in addition to a boudoir and gentlemans W.C. There were servants quarters including four servants bedrooms, a back staircase, a lumber room and butlers pantry as well as extensive kitchens and cellarage. The large entrance hall was adorned by a vast oak staircase and contained an ancient chimney piece.
Gillott and his family lived in this opulent luxury until his death in 1904. Gillott's own son bought 'New' Berry Hall from the sale for £15,000 but barely outlived his father – dying in 1907. They were again sold, this time to a businessman called William Upton who later that same year shot himself in the porch of New Berry Hall. His wife, who remarried, continued to live at the hall until her own death in 1938. The halls were then sold to a Mr. Harold Tippetts from Sutton Coldfield who planned to renovate and refurbish the Hall including the installation of electric lighting. He was the last owner to enjoy living in the hall. He and his family lived at the property until 1957 when the main hall and both lodges were sold at auction to an undisclosed company purchaser. It started to be demolished in 1990.
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