Hallwood

Hallwood is a brick and stone mansion in Halton featuring slate roofing and a rectangular structure. The building now operates as a public house while maintaining its Grade II* listed architectural form.

Built in 1710 as the residence of Sir John Chesshyre, who served as King George I's prime sergeant, the building has evolved from a private home into a public establishment. Its Grade II* listing reflects its historical significance from the early 18th century.

The structure features an ancient moat that underwent restoration, incorporating educational programs for local primary schools about regional heritage.

The site functions as The Tricorn pub and is open to visitors looking for food and beverages in a historic setting. Guests should note that the protected status means the interior and exterior retain original architectural features.

The property was originally surrounded by a four-sided moat, with one section remaining intact today. This surviving portion has been transformed into an ornamental garden that reflects the estate's original landscape design.

Location: Halton

Inception: 1710

Made from material: brick, stone, slate

GPS coordinates: 53.32190,-2.69100

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:43