English: Sufton Court, Mordiford Set in a park by Humphrey Repton, who submitted his Red Book in July 1795, Sufton has been the home of the Hereford family since the 12th century. Built of Bath stone, rather than local sandstone, the house was designed by James Wyatt and finished in 1789.
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