Remains Of Kilton Castle Circa 30 Metres East Of Castle Cottages is a Grade I listed building in the Redcar and Cleveland local planning authority area, England. First listed on 25 May 1966. Castle ruins.

Remains Of Kilton Castle Circa 30 Metres East Of Castle Cottages

WRENN ID
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Grade
I
Local Planning Authority
Redcar and Cleveland
Country
England
Date first listed
25 May 1966
Type
Castle ruins
Source
Historic England listing

Description

NZ 71 NW LOCKWOOD KILTON THORPE LANE (off east side), Kilton

4/75 Remains of Kilton Castle c.30m east of Castle 25.5.66 Cottages.

I

Remains of C12 castle, built for tenant of Count de Mortain; partly rebuilt in C13; abandoned in C14. Coursed random sandstone rubble and dressed sandstone; roofless. Long, narrow, roughly-rectangular plan, projecting eastwards into deep ravine. Causeway at west end flanked by remains of moat. Remains include lower 2 storeys of north, east and west walls of tower at north- east angle of inner bailey. Rectangular plan with segmental north end. Cross-arrowloop in north side; fireplace with moulded corbels in ground floor of west wall. Lower parts of C13 bastion, between north- east tower and basement of north and west walls of C13 great tower, projecting from north curtain. 2 storeys of north and west walls of C12 banqueting hall at north-west angle of outer bailey. Lower parts of C12 and C13 curtain walls to east side; and rubble core of lower parts of south curtain wall. Ancient Monument No.22. V.C.H. North Riding of Yorkshire, Vol.2, 1923, pp.327-29

Listing NGR: NZ7028617572

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