Charlton Hall, Grade II* listed English country house in Eglingham, Great Britain
The mansion stands on vast grounds with its red brick walls, terracotta details, and stone decorative elements defining its architectural composition.
The site evolved from a 14th-century pele tower to the present structure, which was constructed in 1719 and underwent modifications by William Newton in 1796.
The property contains The Spur of the Charlton, a 16th-century artifact that indicated food shortages and signaled the need for cattle raids in the region.
The estate includes stable blocks designated as Grade II listed buildings and offers accommodations in shepherd huts within the expansive grounds.
Landscape architect Capability Brown designed the surrounding gardens in 1776, adding his signature style to the estate's natural environment.
Location: Eglingham
GPS coordinates: 55.49480,-1.71827
Latest update: March 7, 2025 11:26
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