Coniston Hall, English country house in Coniston, England.
Coniston Hall is a stone country house on the western bank of Coniston Water, featuring traditional architectural elements and a slate roof. The building combines residential and agricultural functions within a single structure built according to local methods.
The house was built in the late 16th century and received its Grade II* listing in 1953, highlighting its architectural value. This classification recognized the building as an example of historical craftsmanship and regional construction practice.
The building shows traditional craftsmanship methods of the region, using local stone and slate materials. The construction style reflects building traditions that have been common in this area for centuries.
The site is managed by the National Trust and now houses a farmhouse and sailing club facilities. Visitors should be aware that this remains an actively used private property where access may be restricted.
A separately listed historic toilet building survives on the grounds several meters south of the main house. This outbuilding shows how everyday life and sanitation were organized in earlier centuries.
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