Description

TUSHINGHAM CUM GRINDLEY C.P. COOKS LANE
SJ 54 NW
(East side)
3/85 Tushingham Hall.
22/10/52
II

Hall, early C19 incorporating C17 features, some brought in; of
rendered brick with grey slate roofs. 2 storeys; 3 windows. Tudor
Revival symmetrical front with recessed centre of 1 window above
canted open porch with 3 Tudor arches and parapet. Glazed double
doors in panelled case; a blank loophole in each canted face of porch.
The mullioned 2-light central window contains 2 8-pane sashes under a
label, surmounted by a wreath below a false shaped gable with a
diamond-flue chimney at each corner. Each cross-wing has a 3-light
mullioned window to each storey; 18-pane sashes below, 8-pane above;
mock-crenellated gables. A diminishing chimney at each outer corner
has a single diagonal flue.
Interior: not inspected, but C17 open-well stair with heavy turned
balusters, moulded panelled plaster ceilings in the front rooms,
massive overmantels and 6-panel doors can be discerned. The stair is
stated to be from Ravenscroft Hall.

Listing NGR: SJ5293745056

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Tushingham Hall at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q15979587

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