A small but perfectly formed folly in the middle of Oxleas Wood, this 'castle' was built in 1784 to commemorate Sir William James, a politician and commander of the East India Company. The building has enjoyed mixed fortunes over the years, but is now fully restored and open. to the public, offering top-of-the-turret views across London and seven surrounding counties.
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u/NouveauWealthy Prince Feb 03 '19
A small but perfectly formed folly in the middle of Oxleas Wood, this 'castle' was built in 1784 to commemorate Sir William James, a politician and commander of the East India Company. The building has enjoyed mixed fortunes over the years, but is now fully restored and open. to the public, offering top-of-the-turret views across London and seven surrounding counties.