Mawdesley Hall

Mawdesley Hall features a central timber-framed structure with sandstone and brick wings, positioned on an elevated sandstone outcrop near the village.

The central hall dates from the 17th century, with inscriptions from 1625 and 1655, while its east and west wings were constructed in the late 18th century.

The hall represents English domestic architecture with its H-shaped design, traditional timber framing, and stone-colored tile roof that characterizes Lancashire country houses.

The property stands 60 feet from the main road, accessed by eight sandstone steps that lead to a garden with an integrated viewing platform.

The lower level maintains its original timber frame structure, while the upper floor uses plaster and paint to create the appearance of timber framing.

Location: Mawdesley

GPS coordinates: 53.63010,-2.76108

Latest update: March 14, 2025 00:58