Marshall family of Marshall's flax mills in Holbeck (qv) haveĬ19 connections here as at New Grange, Henry Cowper Marshall Was probably a tenant of Lady Denison the estate was sold toĬhristopher Beckett and tenanted during the C19: the important In 1824 Joseph Oates died at Weetwood Hall, he Until c1760-80 Tuke's map of 1781 shows Lady Denison as owner Hall had 11 hearths and the estate remained in the family Qv), the family probably came from Halifax. Who rebuilt New Grange in 1626 (now The Grange, Beckett Park, HISTORICAL NOTE: Daniel Foxcroft was related to Anthony Wade Quarter-round moulding to jambs and joggled voussoirs, 2 The rear wing has the former kitchen fireplace with Hunting dogs chasing a stag, a square panel with flowers and aĬased-in ceiling beam stone stairs to 1st floor and cellar Small room on the right has the remains of a plaster frieze of INTERIOR: a narrow entrance hall with large room left, theĭoorcases pedimented and scrolled, with panelled reveals, theĬeiling having restored C17 plaster with alternating panels ofĬircular and Greek cross shapes connected by bars, heraldicĮmblems in the panels, a bird above a flower, lion etc. Room with stone slate roof opening into the rear yard. Single-storey addition with moulded parapet, continuousĭripmould, square gate pier attached right and an octagonal Windows of 5 lights, the ground floor projects again as a Right return: the main block has a projecting full-heightįlat-roofed central bay with recessed chamfered mullioned Left return: the main block has a C17-style porch withĪttached Ionic columns and raised lettering: '1625 AC 1887',ģ-light bay window right, recessed bay left linking to the C19Īnd 1926 wing sashes with glazing bars above, as front. Without transom 4-light mullion window right, ground and 1stįloors, two 3-light windows to 2nd floor. Window with king mullion, moulded string with pendant stopsĪbove patterned leaded lights. Recessed-chamfered 8-light cyma-moulded mullion and transom Rear: central C17-style doorway under a single-storey passage,Ĭ19 rear wing projects on right on left a fine Height has the scars of the cut-back pendant stops of the The moulded string at ground-floor window-head ![]() With glazing bars in plain stone surrounds, the frames Supporting entablature with deep dentilled cornice. Lintel with carved shield and string below datestone, initials SE front: entrance bay 5 has moulded quoined surround, large 3 storeys, part cellar,ħ-bay facade to SE, this main block 3 bays deep with C19 and ![]() Weetwood Hall has an incredible history dating back to the latter half of the 16th century when the estate was in the possession of the Foxcroft family.Large house, now hall of residence. Groups will be given a private check-in to one side of the lobby. It is well lit and has a very welcoming feel with one of the hotel bars attached. Well spaced with a friendly, manned reception and numerous chairs to relax in. The building dominates it's surroundings with pale brickwork and traditional features. The Conservatory and Italian gardens are ideal for private summer barbecues. The Woodlands can also be reserved for private functions seating up to 200. Should you wish for a little more privacy there are three reception rooms in the manor House seating up to 12 in the Boardroom and 54 in the Jacobean Room. The contemporary styled Brasserie is where you can enjoy a light meal, glass of wine or a coffee in a relaxing environment. From the Woodlands to the Stables Pub we have dining options to suit your mood or occasion. Set within 9 acres of woodland and gardens the award winning Weetwood Hall is located 4 miles from the city centre and is the nearest four star Leeds hotel to the airport.
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