Description

DALTON STONE HALL LANE
SD 50 NW
10/45 Stone Hall
22-4-1967
II*

House. Early C18. Sandstone rubble with concrete tile roof. A symmetrical
composition of storeys with attic and with one bay to each side of
centre. Facade has plinth and moulded cornice. The outer bays are framed
by chamfered quoins treated as pilasters and have a storey band and
rebated and chamfered cross windows. Within the central pediment is an
oval attic window with keyed stone surround. The doorway is flanked by
giant pilasters. The door has a bolection moulded stone surround and a
swan-necked pediment on brackets. On the 1st floor is a blind recess with
stone surround. Chimneys behind ridge to left and right of centre.
Interior: ground-floor rooms have chamfered axial beams, some with cyma
stops. Between the hall and the right-hand (east) room are double doors
with bolection moulded panels. The dog-leg stair has a closed string,
square newels with sunk panels which have shouldered round heads, and a
moulded handrail. It now has stick balusters of C19 type.

Listing NGR: SD5089007738

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17533021

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  Old House Care and Repair