Landermere Hall (EHER 34414)

Landermere Hall is a house built in the late 18th to early 19th century from red brick in a Flemish bond and roofed with handmade red clay tiles. The house's main range faces SW and has an internal stack at each end. There are two adjacent service wings to the rear, the whole forming an approximately square plan. There is a 20th century single-storey wing to each side of main range. The main building is two storeys with attics. There are no clear indications that any part of the present house is of earlier origin than 1768, but a thick partition between the main range and the rear wings may conceal significant evidence.

Listed building description Landermere Hall is a house built in the late 18th to early 19th century from red brick in a Flemish bond and roofed with handmade red clay tiles. The house's main range faces SW and has an internal stack at each end. There are two adjacent service wings to the rear, the whole forming an approximately square plan. There is a 20th century single-storey wing to each side of main range. The main building is two storeys with attics. There are no clear indications that any part of the present house is of earlier origin than 1768, but a thick partition between the main range and the rear wings may conceal significant evidence. <1> <2>