Bradford Moor Golf Club Scarr Hall

Scarr Hall, now Bradford Moor Golf Club, is a late 18th century manor house located on Pollard Lane in Bradford Moor. The building features a plain yet well-proportioned symmetrical design, with a three-storey central section that has a pediment and three bays, flanked by slightly recessed two-storey wings. It is constructed of dressed sandstone "bricks" with ashlar dressings, and includes a plinth, plat band, and sill bands on the central section. The roofs are covered with Welsh slate, and there are eaves bands and corniced chimneys. The windows are 19th-century plate glass sash types set in plain reveals with thin ashlar lintels. On the gable end of the west wing, there is a central doorway topped with a deep cornice hood supported by shaped brackets, and above it is a glazing bar sashed plain Venetian window in a squared surround. The glazing bars form delicate tracery that intersects at the rounded head of the centre light. Although the interior has been modernised, it still features an open string staircase with slender turned banisters and a continuous moulded handrail.