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Familiar from Constable's painting, the castle stands on a bluff overlooking the Leigh Marshes and Thames estuary with a single, large 50ft tower with a 2nd tower and curtain walls about up to their full height.

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At Hadleigh south of A13 between Basildon and Southend.

The nearest railway station is Leigh-on-Sea, which is 1 mile away.

Hadleigh Castle

Type:Castle

Castle Lane, Essex, SS7 2PP

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