Boynton Hall

The three-story red brick manor presents a symmetrical seven-bay frontage with stone dressings and features a polygonal bay extending through its height.

Initially constructed in the late 16th century, the residence underwent transformations in 1720 with the addition of an extra floor and slate roof.

William Strickland, an early owner who traveled with Sebastian Cabot to America, introduced turkeys to England through this Yorkshire estate.

Visitors can explore multiple architectural periods within the structure, from the original H-shaped Tudor design to the Georgian modifications by John Carr.

The interior maintains two William Kent fireplaces and a preserved 1700s staircase with distinctive twisted balusters and molded handrail details.

Location: Boynton

Floors above the ground: 3

GPS coordinates: 54.09360,-0.26169

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:35