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Gosforth Hall Inn


Gosforth Hall Inn is a hotel, located off Wasdale Road in Gosforth, Cumbria. It was originally built as a house in 1658 for Robert and Isabel Copley (the date and initials R.C., are on a lintel, re-used in the adjacemt barn). The building was altered and extended in c.1673 (date over fireplace). features original sandstone walls and oak beams, with a coat of arms dated 1673. There were later alterations and remodelling. Gofforth Hall is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England. The gatepiers of c.1658, to the south of the Hall, are seperately Grade II* listed. The barn & stables of the Hall are Grade II listed.

Gosforth Grade II* Listed 1658 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Gosforth Civil Parish
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GOSFORTH HALL - Cumbria - List Entry
- Large house; c1658 (date, with initials R.C., on lintel re-used in barn) for Robert and Isabel Copley. Altered/extended c1673 (date over fireplace). Partly demolished with remainder remodelled at later date. …
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GATEPIERS TO SOUTH OF GOSFORTH HALL - Cumbria - List Entry
- 2 gatepiers; c1658 (contemporary with Hall) for Robert and Isabel Copley. Sandstone, square in plan c12 ft high overall. Monolithic uprights have cavetto and roll mouldings between plinth block and …
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Barn & stables to south-east of Gosforth Hall - Cumbria - List Entry
- Ramp barn and adjoining stables. Possibly contemporary with Hall (c1658) built for Robert and Isabel Copley but 1658 date (with initials R.C.) appears on re-used lintel over door on south …
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