Hurley Hall, Kingsbury

three storey red brick mansion set in formal gardens | Image courtesy of Matt Woolner July 2020
Hurley Hall, Atherstone Lane, Hurley
Image courtesy of Matt Woolner July 2020
Description of this historic site

Documentary evidence suggests that this was the site of a building called Hurley Hall, which was built during the Post Medieval period. The site is now occupied by Hurley Hall Farm.

Notes about this historic site

1 There is documentary evidence for building at this location c.1720. A regular three storied house in brick, with five windows, three at centre and sides blocked, all retaining key blocks. The blocked central windows are flanked by pilasters of alternate brick and stone courses, and have segmented arches. The house has a stone doorway with Roman Doric fluted columns supporting an entableture and curved pediment.
2 VCH entry.
5 Shown on 1882 Inclosure map.
6 There is no description of the layout of the garden to the front of the Hall but the field is repeatadly referred to as the garden. The main entrance to the property was at the southern most past of that field.

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