To be privately owned
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Greeba Castle
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Greeba Castle, a structure built in the Victorian style, is on the Isle of Man, in Greeba. It is an example of 19th-century architecture.
History+
The castle was constructed in 1849 in the Neo-Gothic style. It was originally intended for William Nowell but later passed into the possession of Edward Windus. From 1896, the novelist Hall Caine acquired the estate and resided there until his death in 1931. During his time, alterations were made to the building. The castle is part of the Snaefell Mountain Course, which has been used for the Isle of Man TT races since 1911.
Location+
Greeba Castle is located in Greeba on the Isle of Man, a Crown Dependency of the United Kingdom. The castle stands at an elevation of approximately 70 meters above sea level.
On site+
Today, Greeba Castle is privately owned and therefore not accessible to the public.
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