Dunstall Hall, Country house and Grade II* listed building in Dunstall, England.
Dunstall Hall is an English country house with a prominent entrance portico and extended wings that frame the original building. The property features a seven-bay orangery with semicircular-headed windows and service buildings with rusticated stone archways.
The site began as a royal hunting lodge within Needwood Forest before becoming associated with the Earl of Derby's estates. In the early 1800s, the industrial Arkwright family acquired and significantly transformed the property.
The property exemplifies the residential preferences of English landowners, with Richard Arkwright junior purchasing it in 1814 for his son Charles.
The property sits on a substantial estate with multiple buildings and landscaped areas to explore. Comfortable footwear is recommended as viewing the various wings and gardens involves considerable walking.
Sir Reginald Hardy executed substantial modifications to the property during his tenure as High Sheriff of Staffordshire in 1893.
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