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Latitude: 54.3814 / 54°22'52"N
Longitude: -1.9379 / 1°56'16"W
OS Eastings: 404128
OS Northings: 498432
OS Grid: SE041984
Mapcode National: GBR GKXS.75
Mapcode Global: WHB5C.64FH
Plus Code: 9C6W93J6+GR
Entry Name: Swale Hall
Listing Date: 4 September 1952
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1179458
English Heritage Legacy ID: 321988
ID on this website: 101179458
Location: Grinton, North Yorkshire, DL11
County: North Yorkshire
District: Richmondshire
Civil Parish: Grinton
Traditional County: Yorkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): North Yorkshire
Tagged with: House
GRINTON SWALE HALL LANE
SE 0498
(north side)
Grinton
23/50 Swale Hall
4.9.52
- II
Manor house. C17. Rendered rubble on boulder plinth, stone slate roof.
2-room central lobby-entry plan, with central rear stair turret, and
cross-wing on left projecting only to rear. 2 storeys, 3 first floor
windows. Central quoined doorway with moulded arris, triangular soffit
and pedimented hood to lintel. Double-chamfered mullioned windows under
birds-beak section drip moulds. On ground floor, 1 single-light window
to left, and 2 formerly 4-light windows flanking doorway. On first
floor, 2 formerly 4-light windows flanking a single-light window at
slightly lower level over doorway. On left, bay of cross-wing has
partly-blocked 4-light window on ground floor, pitching door under drip
mould on first floor. Upstanding kneelers and saddleback copings to
house overall. Central stack with classical cappings. Rear elevation
with, on ground floor, a 2-light casement window to left of turret, a
single-light window with stone surround in angle to left of turret, and
2-light mullioned window in turret; on first floor, 3 single-light
windows to left of turret, 1 in turret and 1 to right of turret. On
right, in gable-end of cross-wing, a 3-light window, now converted to
2 on each floor. Left return: large lateral stack to cross-wing. Right
return: 2-light window to both floors and gable. Interior: 2 back-to-
back fireplaces, both large, with straight heads, chamfered surrounds,
and birds-beak section string course above. Stone stairs in straight
flight in turret, now boarded over. The site of the medieval capital
messuage of Bridlington Priory's manor of West Grinton. The family
called Swale pretended to this manor after the Reformation. The house
was in tenements in C18. 'VCH North Riding', 1.
Listing NGR: SE0412898432
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