Moore Place
Building in Esher, Surrey, England
About
Moore Place was a historic mansion in Surrey, England. It was known as the "gateway to Esher", the town in which it stood. It was demolished in 2010, having stood for around a century.
The building's gate lodge, completed in 1905, survives and is Grade II listed. Moore Place was listed in The Survey Gazetteer of the British Isles in 1914.
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