Description

SK 47 SE PARISH OF CLOWNE OFF LOW ROAD
4/116 (West Side)
Ruins of Romiley Hall
II

Ruins of a small country house. Early C17. Coursed rubble sandstone with sandstone
dressings. Roofless. Reduced to a single storey. The main elevation has a doorway
with chamfered stone surround, and the remains of two 3-light recessed and chamfered
mullion and transom windows. Inside, the hall has the remains of a 15 foot cambered
stone arch. Sources:'The Derbyshire Country House' by M. Craven & M. Stanley. 1982
p58.

Listing NGR: SK4724274832

Selected Sources

• Craven, M, Stanley, M, The Derbyshire Country House, (1982), 58

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