Description

1. 1954 BARROW WILLEY

Willey Old Hall SO 69 NE 14/22 24.10.50.

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2. Late C16-C17. A range which originally formed the domestic outbuildings of the hall now destroyed. Occupying 2 sides of a quadrangle. Stone; 2 storeys and attics; mullioned fenestration throughout; plain round-headed arch; 4 plain gables. On right-hand side is an octagonal tower with conical tiled roof and early C19 windows. The rear face, in courtyard, shows plain eaves with 2 gabled dormers and a large gable above the gatehouse arch. Single-storeyed coach-gables, the central with blocked 3-light mullioned windows. The interiors retain some original features, and the whole presents a picturesque group. St John's church, Willey Old Hall and Church Row form a group.

Listing NGR: SO6726999149

External Links

• Wikidata Q26649332

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