Listed building outline

Hesleyside Hall

Field Value Fact links
Reference 1044997 Facts
Prefix listed-building-outline Facts
Name Hesleyside Hall Facts
Dataset Listed building outline no fact link
Organisation Northumberland National Park Authority no fact link
Start date 1951-11-10 no fact link
End date no fact link
Entry date 1951-11-10 Facts
Typology geography no fact link
Geometry MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.289821 55.14772, -2.289917 55.147711, -2.28992 55.14772, -2.289963 55.147716, -2.289958 55.1477, -2.290292 55.147668, -2.290244 55.147502, -2.290375 55.147491, -2.290356 55.147423, -2.289732 55.14748, -2.289804 55.147711, -2.289818 55.14771, -2.289821 55.14772), (-2.290171 55.147642, -2.290025 55.147656, -2.290009 55.147594, -2.289982 55.147597, -2.289961 55.147523, -2.290131 55.147508, -2.290171 55.147642))) Facts
Point POINT (-2.290024 55.147565) Facts
Notes NY 88 SW BELLINGHAM HESLEYSIDE 5/21 Hesleyside Hall 1 GV II* 10/11/51 Country House. 1719, east front by William Newton 1796. Earlier core; and alterations mid Cl9. Ashlar with Lakeland slate roofs. A courtyard house. 3 storeys. South front of 1719, 9 bays with the right 2 added in same style by William Newton. Doorway in central 3 bays was formerly archway to courtyard and has moulded segmental arch with keystone and an outer frame of fluted Tuscan pilasters and cornice. Segment-headed windows, with keystones. Band above 1st floor. Giant pilasters at angles and after 7th bay. Moulded cornice and parapet topped by 4 heraldic beasts. To left, late C18 lower section with first 2 sash windows then blank walling with pilasters, cornice and parapet. East front 7 bays. Doorway with Ionic pilasters, frieze and cornice. All windows in entablature except top windows which have architraves only. Pediment to window above door. Slightly projecting 3-bay pedimented centre with rusticated quoins. Rusticated quoins at angles also. Plain parapet. Entrance side has square open porch, brought from west front in mid C19, which has Ionic columns and Adam-style capitals. To left a niche with an urn and a panel above with lion rampant. To right, a 3 bay screen to courtyard has central arch with rusticated surround, and above a 2-stage clock tower. Lower stage has clock and upper open stage, which is probably late C19, has round-arched openings, heavy banded angle pilasters and Italianate pyramidal roof. East range, extensively altered mid C19, has irregular fenestration including several Venetian windows. Remnants of early C17 loggia arcade with heavily rusticated arches visible in courtyard wall. Hipped roofs with tall stone ridge stacks. Good interior includes hall which has an imperial staircase with elaborate cast- iron balusters; also an Adam-style plaster ceiling and Ionic columns and pilasters. This work was done by Ignatius Bonomi in 1812. Dining room has stucco and painted decoration of 1847. , Facts
Listed building 1044997 Facts

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