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An ornate drawing room at Elton Hall with high ceilings, decorative mouldings, patterned wallpaper, and antique furniture.

Elton Hall, Elton

Elton Hall, Elton

History of Elton Hall

Listed Building:

Country house. Late C15 remains of chapel and gatehouse by Sir Richard or Sir John Sapcote formerly part of the original courtyard house. Rebuilding in 1662-1689 by Sir Thomas Proby included -the chapel in north-east wing with wing at right angles to north-west, Thomas Cook and Christopher Chapman carpenter and mason.

Historic England


History of Elton Hall

Building dates

  • Built by 1499
Source for this date
  • Built by 1499: Listed building: by Late C15 (grade I)

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  • Elton

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