Description

CALGARTH
1.
1834
Calgarth Hall
SD 39 NE 7/55 8.5.50.
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Dates from early C16 onwards, and was the seat of the Philipson family from
early C15 to 1717. Lime-washed stone rubble, old slate roofs, 2 storeys.
East front is long and low; the centre portion has a boarded door, 2 windows
on ground floor and 3 above (one small-paned sliding sash, 2 16-paned sashes);
wing to left (south) contains former barns etc with remains of a corbelled
projecting chimney; higher gabled wing to north, and a lower gabled wing on
tile east end of it, with a small lean-to porch in the angle with a mediaeval
pointed arched doorway and studded door, On the south end a range of stables
adjoin the barn wing. On the north end of the larger wing is a kitchen with
large projecting chimney with offsets and an oven at the base. The west
front shows stone mullioned and transomed windows with chamfers and labels
in north wing, and otherwise 16-paned sashes. Interior said to be important
with plaster ornament of C16 and C17.

Listing NGR: SD3988199668

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17530669

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