Glentworth Hall, Northlands Road, Glentworth, DN21 5DL

Glentworth Hall is a visually striking, very substantial Grade II Listed Lincolnshire country house, having a delightful country setting at the foot of the north Lincoln Cliff escarpment on the northern fringe of the small quiet village of Glentworth. The original hall was built in 1566 as the formal residence for Sir Christopher Wray, the Lord Chief Justice to Queen Elizabeth I, and was then substantial redeveloped on behalf of the third Early of Scarborough in 1753, by the fine Palladian architect James Paine, possibly one of his earliest commissions. The sellers have over time carried out a very significant refurbishment and repair scheme of the hall, reconstituting much of the period detailing lost through the many decades of neglect. The house now exhibits wonderful detailing with deep ceiling cornices and roses, stone archways and mullion windows of the original hall, a stunning feature double oak staircase with original Venetian window above, quality flooring and lighting, modern appointment throughout all areas of the main accommodation and re-landscaped grounds extending to in the region of 5.34 acres (sts). See the stunning Aerial video -https://vimeo.com/384461462

DEPOSIT: £5763.46
ENERGY RATING: G (ON EXEMPTION REGISTER - LISTED PROPERTY)

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