Leck Hall

Leck Hall is an English country house built from sandstone ashlar stone with a symmetrical facade of two stories and five bays. The building features classical design elements including an Ionic porch with columns and a hipped slate roof.

The house was designed in 1811 by architect John Carr to replace the earlier High House structure. Its construction followed George Welch's acquisition of the estate.

The building incorporates classical architectural elements, including an Ionic porch with half columns and flanking lights with sashed windows.

The building is located in the rural area of Leck and remains a private residence today. Visitors should be aware that the property is not open to the public for tours.

The interior features an oval dome with a skylight positioned above the first floor landing. This distinctive ceiling element is accessed by a cantilevered staircase with stick balusters, showcasing refined craftsmanship.

Location: Leck

Floors above the ground: 2

GPS coordinates: 54.18580,-2.53480

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:08