The Ruins Of The Old House Known As Halland House In The Grounds Of Halland Park House, Laughton is a Grade II listed building in the Wealden local planning authority area, England. First listed on 12 August 1981. A N/A House.

The Ruins Of The Old House Known As Halland House In The Grounds Of Halland Park House, Laughton

WRENN ID: muted-pilaster-myrtle
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Wealden
Country: England
Date first listed: 12 August 1981
Type: House
Period: N/A
Source: Historic England listing

Description

EAST HOATHLY EAST HOATHLY 1. 5208 The Ruins of the old house known as Halland House in the grounds of Halland Park House, Laughton TQ 51 NW 6/855

1. Remains of the former Halland House now part of the garden wall. Red brick with stone quoins and brick buttresses. Prior to the death of the Duke of Newcastle in 1768, on this site stood a mansion named Halland House. It was dismantled by Lord Pelham. (q.v. 6/562A) (q.v. 6/562). To the north-east of the latter are some remains, now garden walls, of the old house. This formed a complete courtyard built by Sir Thomas Pelham in 1595. Red brick with stone quoins and brick buttresses.

Listing NGR: TQ5116515987

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