Salkeld Hall

The sandstone building features roughcast walls, a traditional red sandstone slate roof, coped gables, and large banded chimney stacks across two storeys.

The structure dates back to 1666, with major modifications during the mid-18th century that incorporated elements of the original building into its current form.

The residence represents traditional English architecture with its five-bay layout, sash windows with glazing bars, and carved frieze adorning the paneled entrance door.

The property maintains its private status and contains multiple sections, including former stables with blocked 17th-century windows now replaced by modern sash installations.

The hall incorporates a two-bay stable section with red sandstone rubble walls, distinguishing it from typical country houses of its period.

Location: Hunsonby

GPS coordinates: 54.71820,-2.67660

Latest update: March 5, 2025 12:26