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Newfield Grange

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Newfield Grange
East Barn

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East Barn The barn, which has planning permission for conversion to a dwelling, was part of Manor Farm and is still part of the estate of James (Jimmy) Thompson. Work was begun on the house with windows being inserted. Extensive work including the whole of the inside remains to be completed
Newfield Hall

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Newfield Hall Built in 1850s by William Nicholson Alcock, barrister of the middle temple. William Alcock, who had been leasing Gisburn Park, took up residence in 1856. William died in 1876, and having no child of his own, left Newfield to his nephew William of Aireville, Skipton. William lived there for a while before moving to ...
The Cottage, Newfield Hall

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The Cottage, Newfield Hall The Cottage forms part of the Newfield Hall complex and is situated at the back, access only through the hall grounds. The 1891 census shows this as being occupied by the gardener
Nelson House

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Nelson House Formerly known as The Rookery and before that as Kenmure House. The house which is grade ii listed was built between 1600 and approx.1650 by William Nelson who died in 1696. The house is of slobbered rubble construction with a slate roof at the front and a stone slate roof at the rear. The ...
Calton Lodge

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Calton Lodge C17 house with major developments undertaken in 1700 and 1860 when an ancient inglenook and beehive oven were removed. Slobbered rubble construction with stone slate roof. Main entrance to the left of centre has carved lintel with the initials I F I and two flower heads, possibly daisies. A mixture of windows including mullions ...
Kiln House

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Kiln House The barn was once part of the Calton Hall complex and is believed to have been built in the mid C17. An extension at the back was added later. Kiln Hill was converted in 1981 to form one dwelling. A stone well was found in the rear of the building.
Manor Barn

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Manor Barn Attached to Manor Farmhouse and added between 1750 and 1800. The building is of slobbered rubble construction with a stone slate roof. There is a cobbled courtyard to the front of what was the barn doorway and a covered pit in the midden into which the slurry from the barn would run. The Barn ...
Thornydale

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Thornydale Forming the right-hand side of a brick building, the other half being Thornydale. The building is unusual in that it is built from brick in an area when all other buildings in the area are of stone construction apart from The Croft in Airton, The house was extended at the side to form a kitchen. ...
Nelson Farm

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Nelson Farm Farmhouse with C18 garden front and C19 rear wing forming a dairy and kitchen. The building is of slobbered rubble construction, brought to courses, with a stone slate roof. Inside there is a large 13 stone arched fireplace and a bread oven in the kitchen. Nelson Farmhouse and Glendower Cottage form the dwellings of ...
Calton Hall

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Calton Hall Is built on the site of an old and historic property dating back to 16th century when John Lambert bought the manor of Calton and the manor house, Calton Hall, in 1539. The manor house was in a bad state of repair, and following extensive repairs, the Lambert family made this their home. This ...
Norcroft

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Norcroft Forming the right-hand side of a brick building, the other half being Thornydale. The building is unusual in that it is built from brick in an area when all other buildings in the area are of stone construction apart from The Croft in Airton. The house was extended at the side to form a kitchen. ...
Glendower

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Glendower The original house was built in the early 17th Century as two separate cottages. When they were combined to form one dwelling a single storey extension in the form of an outshut was added. The outshut forms a kitchen extension which was a common “modernisation” practice. An extension was added to this in the 1960s to form a ...
Glendower Cottage

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Glendower Cottage Forming an extension to the left of Glendower, constructed approx. 200 years ago, now a separate cottage. There is a modern extension to the left of the cottage which was extended to two storeys in 1996. A new entrance was created on the left of this cottage. The previous entrance now forms a window. ...
Hill Top Cottage

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Hill Top Cottage Built in the C17 as one of a group of five small, ‘one-up one-down’, cottages on this hill top site. The cottages were believed to have been occupied by quarry-men or lead miners. One other remaining cottage, with upper storey removed, is now the outhouse shed to the south with a corrugated roof. ...
Manor Cottage

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Manor Cottage Attached to Calton Cottage and built in C18. Originally a ‘two-up two-down’ house and barn, the house was extended into the barn in 1912. Further extensions were made in 1988 and 1994. In 1852 the cottage was part of the estate purchased by William Alcock, banker, of Skipton. On 2.2.1901 Mr J.W. Morkill purchased ...
Calton Cottage

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Calton Cottage Attached to Manor Cottage and dates from the C18 it is thought to have been originally two cottages. It was a holiday cottage prior to 1983 and is currently owner occupied.
Hallbrow Barn

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Hallbrow Barn Converted from a barn in 1985 to form one dwelling, the barn was once part of the Calton Hall complex.
Croft House

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Croft House Forming the left-hand half of a brick building the other half being Norcroft. The building is unusual in that it is built from brick in an area where all other buildings are of stone construction, apart from The Croft in Airton, which was built in 19th century. Norcroft and Thornydale were built post-war as ...
Foss Ghyll Cottage

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Foss Ghyll Cottage Attached to South Cottage and built in the C18. The whole building was originally a barn used by Manor Farm up to 1983 when it was sold as part of the estate of Jimmy Thompson. The barn was converted into two cottages in 1987 of which Foss Gill Cottage forms one half. The ...
South Cottage

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South Cottage Attached to Foss Gill Cottage and built in the C18. The whole building was originally a barn used by Manor Farm up to 1983. The barn was converted into two cottages in 1987 of which South Cottage forms one half.
Manor Farm

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Manor Farm Built between 1750 and 1800 with the later addition of a barn or shippon now converted to dwelling and called Manor Barn. The building, which is grade II listed, is of slobbered rubble construction with a slate roof. Windows are a mixture of mullioned and late C19 sashes. It is the former farmhouse of ...
Horseshoe Barn

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Horseshoe Barn The house was converted from part of an ancient barn, possibly 400 years old, and was once part of the Calton Hall complex. The barn was converted in 1985 to form two houses, Horseshoe Barn and Hall Barn. Timbers believed to be about 500 years old were recovered from the site during conversion. An ...
Hall Barn

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Hall Barn The house was converted from part of an ancient barn, possibly 400 years old, and was once part of the Calton Hall complex. The barn was converted in 1985 to form two houses, Hall Barn and Horseshoe Barn.

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