Description

SE04NE ADDINGHAM C.P. ILKLEY ROAD
(east side off)

4/75 Hallcroft
Hall

II

House. c1840. Ashlar, slate roof. 2 storeys. Double-depth
5-bay sycmetrical facade. Plinth, band. Roman Doric porch,
doorway with shouldered architrave and console keystone. Tall
sashed windows with shouldered architrave and expressed keystone
to ground-floor windows. Oversailing eaves supported on paired
Ionic modillions. Hipped roof with 4 large dressed stacks and one
other to rear. Rear has simpler fenestration with 4 bays of sashed
windows with shouldered monolithic jambs. Windows to outer bay of
1st floor are blind. Doorway in 2nd bay with fanlight. Square attic
window set in central gabled dormer. Left and right returns: 3 bays,
with similar windows. Right-hand return wall has 3-light bay window
with Doric columns in-antis and richly moulded cornice.

Interior: Open-well staircase the treads treated as imposts; elaborate
cast-iron balusters with wreathed handrail. Stair-hall has modillioned
cornice. Other rooms with moulded cornices to ceilings, one with
console brackets.

Listing NGR: SE0852549509

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26426361

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