West Grange Hall

The property shares many internal architectural features with Wallington Hall including what appear to be early prototypes of detailed architrave, balanced doors and ornate fireplaces that can be clearly seen as similar to the grander house.

The Wallington Estate was gifted to the Nation by Sir Charles Philips Trevelyan in 1942.

West Grange Hall is surrounded by 35 acres of parkland, woodland and gardens.

A livery stable forms part of the estate and the largest area of parkland is used by horses from the yard.

West Grange Hall has a large courtyard which includes stables, workshops, coach house, a 3 bedroom cottage and separate staff apartment.