Stisted Hall (EHER 30193)

Mansion, now a residential institution. The house was built between 1823 and 1825 by Henry Hakewill for Charles Savill Onley (born Harvey). Built of gualt brick in Flemish bond with stone dressings and roofed with slate and lead. The building is rectangular in plan with a short entrance elevation to the west, a long garden elevation to the south and a large service range to the north-east. The house is of two storeys with cellars and the central part of the elevation is set back from the sides. It has a large tetrastyle Ionic portico with a ceiling of transparent corrugated plastic on web steel joists.

September 1988. Grade II * listed. Stisted Hall. Mansion, now a residential institution. 1823-1825, by Henry Hakewill for Charles Savill Onley (ne' Harvey). (See list for details). <1> See photos <2>. Stisted Hall [NAT]. <3> See also <4>. Original HER entry merged with NRHE data transfer. NRHE summary description: Mansion, now a residential institution. The house was built between 1823 and 1825 by Henry Hakewill for Charles Savill Onley (born Harvey). Built of gualt brick in Flemish bond with stone dressings and roofed with slate and lead. The building is rectangular in plan with a short entrance elevation to the west, a long garden elevation to the south and a large service range to the north-east. The house is of two storeys with cellars and the central part of the elevation is set back from the sides. It has a large tetrastyle Ionic portico with a ceiling of transparent corrugated plastic on web steel joists.