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Knarsdale Hall, Burnstones


Knarsdale Hall in Burnstones is a former Inn, now house. It dates from the 18th century, and was extended and then heightened in early 19th century. It was previously known as Burnstones Farmhouse, but later renamed as Knarsdale Hall (not to be confused with the old hall to the north-east, previously known as Knarsdale Hall Farmhouse, and now called Knarsdale Barton). The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. It is owned by Knarsdale Estate Ltd. and is on the Pennine Way.

Burnstones, Northumberland Historic Buildings and Monuments in Knaresdale with Kirkhaugh CP
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Knarsdale Hall, Slaggyford, Northumberland - Heritage Impact Assessment
- Report, 2022. "Solstice Heritage LLP was commissioned by Knarsdale Estate Ltd to produce a Heritage Impact Assessment in relation to the impact of a proposed development at Knarsdale Hall, Slaggyford, …
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BURNSTONES FARMHOUSE - Knarsdale - List Entry
- Former Inn, now house. C18 extended and then heightened in early C19. Rubble, partly rendered, with tooled quoins and dressings; vermiculate quoins to 2nd floor. Slate roof with rendered stacks. …
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Buildings at Burnstones in 1978
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Burnstones Farmhouse (building at the back)
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List number: 1042923
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY6743754350

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