Golborne Old Hall

Golborne Old Hall is a farmhouse dating to 1682, with a reused early 17th-century staircase and a rainhead inscription from 1727, incorporating later 19th-century alterations and additions. The house is built of English bond orange brick with stone dressings. It has a Welsh slate roof and a central brick chimney. The west front has three bays and stands three stories high. It features a chamfered stone plinth, stone quoins, a plain band at the first floor, a cornice at the second floor, and stone coping to the hipped gable. The end bays have tall, 19th-century, three-light wooden casements with flat stone heads, and the top storey retains original moulded hoods. A canted bay window has been added. A Doric doorcase with rusticated pilasters and a shouldered architrave frames a four-panelled door. Above the door is a plaque reading "JAT JMT 1682." Stone mullioned windows with two lights are found to the side and rear, along with a rainhead inscription reading "EGLI 1727." 19th-century ranges extend to the north. The interior boasts heavy ceiling beams, some deeply chamfered with quirk and tongue steps, and a pierced flat baluster staircase in a square newel configuration leading to the first floor. It also includes two and six-panelled doors, some with raised fields in reveals, and one upstairs with a full doorcase.