Brandlesholme Old Hall

The hall features 19th-century moulded oriel windows and a steep slate roof that contains the medieval structure within its one-and-a-half-storey range.

The Greenhalgh family maintained ownership of Brandlesholme Old Hall for eleven generations until Henry Greenhalgh's death in 1728, when it transferred to the Matthews family.

The building represents the evolution of English domestic architecture, from its 13th-century origins as an open-hall cruck-framed house through multiple modifications across centuries.

Located on Brandlesholme Road at coordinates 53.615, -2.32236, this privately owned historic house allows visitors to observe its external architectural features.

The hall retains its original timber construction elements, including a wide open fireplace and a 16th or 17th-century upper cruck frame.

Location: Bury

GPS coordinates: 53.61500,-2.32236

Latest update: April 7, 2025 08:17