Broome Hall

Broome Hall is a historic Grade II-listed country house located in Surrey, England, built around 1830 for politician Andrew Spottiswoode. Nestled on the scenic Greensand Ridge, the estate features beautiful grounds and was home to notable figures, including actor Oliver Reed in the 1970s. The house served various purposes over the years, including as a Canadian forces headquarters during WWII and a novitiate for Christian missionaries. Today, it has been converted into flats but retains its historical significance and charm, making it an intriguing site for tourists and researchers alike.