Clarisse House

Clarisse House was a British country house located in Ardleigh, near Colchester, in Essex, England. It served as a private residence for several prominent families throughout its history, and later became known as a well-regarded private residential rehabilitation centre, offering treatment for various addictions and mental health issues.

The house itself dated back to at least the 18th century, undergoing various alterations and expansions over the years. Its architecture typically reflected the Georgian and Victorian styles prevalent during its periods of construction and modification. The estate usually included extensive gardens and parkland.

As a rehabilitation centre, Clarisse House offered therapeutic programmes, medical supervision, and support services aimed at assisting individuals in their recovery. The facility provided a structured environment intended to promote healing and personal growth. Clarisse House gained a reputation for its specialized programmes and holistic approach to treatment.

The rehabilitation centre eventually closed its doors. The future of the physical site and any historical artifacts it contained are unknown. The name "Clarisse House" remains most strongly associated with its role as a rehabilitation facility.