Dorney Court

Dorney Court is a court, situated in the town of Dorney, Buckinghamshire, Britain.

It is claimed and lived in by the Palmer family. On first appearances the building seems, by all accounts, to be totally medieval, however, in truth, a portion of the outside is a Victorian remaking.

The renovating of the house was embraced toward the finish of the nineteenth century and the first blocks were reestablished to the front veneer of the house.

The inside format of the house is minimally changed from 1500.

The most established piece of the house is the framed parlor, which contains some fine cases of old-fashioned furniture.

The immense lobby has ious family representations and contains material overlap framing brought from Faversham Monastery, in times past it was utilized to hold the House court and it is as yet the site of the yearly Ordinary citizens meeting.