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Kirklinton Hall, 18th-century Grade II listed building in Hethersgill, England

Kirklinton Hall features red sandstone rubble walls, a Welsh slate roof, and an E-shaped architectural layout with two to three stories and multiple bays.

The hall, constructed around 1661, underwent substantial extensions in 1875 by architects Cory and Ferguson, transforming its original structure into a larger residence.

The main entrance displays two Doric columns and round-headed doorway, reflecting the classical architectural preferences of English country houses during that period.

The structure remains in ruins and requires arrangements with local heritage organizations before conducting any visits to ensure safety and preservation protocols.

The building includes specific window designs, with sash windows and architraves on lower levels and square casement windows on the upper floor.

Location: Hethersgill

GPS coordinates: 54.99789,-2.88391

Latest update: March 4, 2025 12:36

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