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Castle Farmhouse, Carr Hall Lane

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CURIE listed-building-outline:54803/1007/2/000 no fact link
Prefix listed-building-outline Facts about Prefix
Reference 54803/1007/2/000 Facts about Reference
Name Castle Farmhouse, Carr Hall Lane Facts about Name
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Listed building outline no fact link
Organisation Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council no fact link
Start date 1983-06-06 Facts about Start date
End date Facts about End date
Entry date 2024-02-07 Facts about Entry date
Typology geography no fact link
Geometry MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.870945 53.667029, -1.870998 53.666957, -1.870983 53.666953, -1.871004 53.666926, -1.87098 53.66692, -1.871044 53.666835, -1.870991 53.66682, -1.870901 53.66694, -1.870726 53.666894, -1.870745 53.666867, -1.870534 53.666812, -1.870465 53.666903, -1.870508 53.666914, -1.870517 53.666901, -1.870733 53.666958, -1.870722 53.666972, -1.87076 53.666982, -1.870793 53.666974, -1.870914 53.667005, -1.870905 53.667018, -1.870945 53.667029))) Facts about Geometry
Point POINT (-1.870763 53.666912) Facts about Point
Notes Castle Farmhouse, Carr Hall Lane Facts about Notes
Uprns 010035034415 Facts about Uprns
Description Substantial Victorian mock Gothic castle with turret, towers and battlements, gatehouse and stable block. Mid C19. Dressed stone and rubblestone, stone slate roofs. Front facade reads from right: 3-storey square embattled tower with 2 arch-headed windows and lancets. Main 2-storey range has 3 large arch-headed windows with 4 slightly shorter windows over, all with rusticated sills. String course continues round 3-storey turret with false staircase lancets next to 5-storey tower with lancets on each floor. Over entrance to rear courtyard is 3-storey tower with lancets and machicolation; all are embattled. To left a stable block with rusticated battlements and arch-headed doorways and windows to stalls for shire horses. An embattled tower with machicolation balances the facade at the end. Rear forms intimate courtyard with outbuildings. Built by the Shaw family, millowners of Holywell Green and of remarkable similarity to the towers in Shaw Park (q.v.). It housed the bailiff who bred the shire horses for Brookroyd Mills and was latterly known as Redman's, the name of the bailiff to the Shaw Estate. Facts about Description
Listed building 1313958 Facts about Listed building

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    }
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