Description

NY 50 SW
3/26
21.11.52

LONG SLEDDALE

Yewbarrow Hall

II

Also known as Ubarrow Hall. Tower House, probably medieval, and attached C17
Farmhouse with later alterations. Tower: rubble walls formed of boulders,
crowstepped gable and stone lintels and cills. 2 storeys, previously higher.
Entrance at first floor from external stone stair, 2 small windows on ground
floor. Interior has vaulted undercroft with stone fireplace and wide chimney;
kingpost roof, probably C16; remains of circular stair in East corner. House:
roughcast render with slate drip; graduated slate roof, 2 end chimney stacks. 2
storeys. Central stone porch with slate roof and side benches, C19 board door.
C20 casements to either side. 2 C19 sashes with single vertical glazing bar
above. Interior has exposed beams; beef loft over fireplace; C19 board
partitions; old plank doors, court cupboard with enriched panels in kitchen.
See RCHM p.158.

Listing NGR: NY5040402629

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26507899

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