Riddlesworth Hall

Riddlesworth Hall is a historic Georgian manor located in Riddlesworth, Norfolk, England, originally designed by architect Thomas Leverton in 1792. Once the residence of the Compton-Thornhill baronets, it later transformed into a boarding school in 1946, primarily for girls, and was known for its small class sizes and emphasis on character development. The school, which notably educated Diana, Princess of Wales, was rebranded as Confucius International School-Riddlesworth Hall in 2015 before its closure in April 2023. The estate is set within 12 hectares of parkland and is recognized as a Grade II listed building.