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Designed by James Wyatt for the 6th Earl of Coventry — reputedly so that the Countess could see a beacon lit on her hill from her drawing room at Croome — the tower commands a view across sixteen counties on a clear day.
William Morris rented it from 1876 onwards as a country retreat with his Pre-Raphaelite friends; an exhibition inside the tower commemorates this period. The surrounding deer park is a fine short walk in any season.
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A wide, lime-lined high street, once a hub of the Arts and Crafts movement, watched over by the folly of Broadway Tower.
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