Bilton Hall, Country house in Knaresborough, England.
Description
Bilton Hall is a substantial stone country house located in Knaresborough, built with architectural features typical of Georgian and earlier English estates. Surrounding the main residence are outbuildings and grounds that reflect the working estate structure of a prosperous household.
History
The Stockdale family acquired the property in 1631 and retained ownership for several generations. Three members of the family served as Members of Parliament for Knaresborough, playing roles in national politics during the 17th century.
Culture
The property received Grade II listed status in 1952, recognizing its role in preserving the architectural heritage of North Yorkshire.
Practical
The house is situated near Knaresborough in the Harrogate district and can be reached from the main roads in the area. Being a private residence, it can be viewed from the surrounding grounds or road rather than accessed from within.
Did you know?
John Watson purchased the estate in 1742 and commissioned substantial renovations including new stables and a coach house that still stand today. These later additions show how the property evolved to meet the practical needs of its owners over time.
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