Holme Hall, Bakewell, Grade I listed country house in Bakewell, England
The three-storey manor house features canted bay windows, crenellated parapets, and mullioned windows across its symmetrical facade with a central projecting entrance porch.
Construction of Holme Hall began in 1626 by lead merchant Bernard Wells, incorporating parts of an earlier Tudor house in its north wing with a medieval doorway.
The property represents architectural developments of 17th-century English residences, combining Tudor elements with innovations of the Jacobean period.
The estate includes six bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, a cinema room, landscaped gardens, and sits near the River Wye on the edge of Bakewell town.
The terraced gardens contain a Grade II listed banqueting house and a prospect house, designed by Robert Eyre who served as High Sheriff of Derbyshire.
Location: Bakewell
GPS coordinates: 53.21865,-1.67884
Latest update: March 7, 2025 16:41
Holme Bridge
128 m
Milford House including Ormonde
381 m
Bridge over mill tailrace with attached obelisk
341 m
Bridge over River Wye at Lumford Mill
302 m
Facing to bridge over mill stream at Lumford Mill
271 m
Holme Grange, The Mews Cottage and linking wall with attached mounting block
77 m
Lumford House Numbers 1, 2 and 3
72 m
Summerhouse at Holme Hall with attached walled enclosure
73 m
Burre House (excluding C20 garages at rear of eastern wing)
225 m
The Victoria Mill
320 m
Community Transport Office at Newholme Hospital
375 m
Victoria Cottages Numbers 1-8
322 m
Milford Court Numbers 1-7 (consecutive)
384 m
Entrance gate piers and attached walls at East and West Lodges to Holme Hall
206 m
Garden wall and gate piers at Milford House Hotel
367 m
Terrace walls with associated steps and gateways to east of Holme Hall
33 m
Section of west boundary wall of Holme Hall grounds with attached gate piers
36 m
Rivermeade and attached front garden wall
368 m
The Victoria Mill waterwheel and sluice
326 m
Lumford Mill (original building only)
325 m
Sheepwash enclosure to south west of Holme Bridge
152 m
The West Lodge
193 m
Milestone 20 metres south of junction with footpath to Holme Bridge
203 m
Rock House
282 m
Main entrance gateway to Burre House with attached wing walls
337 m
Entrance walls and gate piers to Holme Grange
94 m
Stable building at west end of water meadow to south of Holme Grange
128 m
Gazebo at Holme Hall
77 mReviews
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