Seascale Hall

Heritage Site in Cumberland

England

Seascale Hall

Triangulation Pillar, Seascale The Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar adjacent to Seascale Golf Course was constructed in 1949. The flush bracket benchmark number S5760 on the west face of the pillar marks a height of 41.3431m above sea level (Ordnance Datum Newlyn) last verified in 1965 (photograph <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7219327">NY0301 : Flush Bracket Benchmark, Seascale</a>).
Triangulation Pillar, Seascale Credit: Adrian Taylor

Seascale Hall is a historic mansion located in the county of Cumberland, northwest England. The hall is situated in the coastal village of Seascale, overlooking the Irish Sea and backed by the stunning Lake District National Park. The mansion is recognized as a significant heritage site due to its rich history and architectural beauty.

Originally constructed in the 16th century, Seascale Hall has undergone several renovations and additions over the centuries, resulting in a blend of architectural styles. The building now stands as a fine example of Georgian and Victorian architecture, with a symmetrical façade, elegant sash windows, and a grand entrance portico.

The hall is surrounded by picturesque gardens and extensive grounds, which were landscaped in the 18th century. The gardens feature manicured lawns, vibrant flower beds, and mature trees, providing a tranquil and peaceful setting for visitors to explore.

Throughout its history, Seascale Hall has been associated with notable families and individuals. It was once owned by the Pennington family, who were influential landowners in the area. The mansion also served as a residence for various high-ranking naval officers during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Today, Seascale Hall is privately owned and has been converted into luxury apartments, while still retaining its historic charm. The site is not open to the public, but its exterior can be admired from the surrounding roads and footpaths, offering glimpses of its grandeur and historical significance.

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Seascale Hall Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.408/-3.487 or Grid Reference NY0302. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Triangulation Pillar, Seascale The Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar adjacent to Seascale Golf Course was constructed in 1949. The flush bracket benchmark number S5760 on the west face of the pillar marks a height of 41.3431m above sea level (Ordnance Datum Newlyn) last verified in 1965 (photograph <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7219327">NY0301 : Flush Bracket Benchmark, Seascale</a>).
Triangulation Pillar, Seascale
The Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar adjacent to Seascale Golf Course was constructed in 1949. The flush bracket benchmark number S5760 on the west face of the pillar marks a height of 41.3431m above sea level (Ordnance Datum Newlyn) last verified in 1965 (photograph NY0301 : Flush Bracket Benchmark, Seascale).
Flush Bracket Benchmark, Seascale Detail of the flush bracket benchmark on the Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar at Seascale (photograph <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7219324">NY0301 : Triangulation Pillar, Seascale</a>). The flush bracket, benchmark number S5760, is on the west face of the pillar and marks a height of 41.3431m above sea level (Ordnance Datum Newlyn), last verified in 1965.
Flush Bracket Benchmark, Seascale
Detail of the flush bracket benchmark on the Ordnance Survey triangulation pillar at Seascale (photograph NY0301 : Triangulation Pillar, Seascale). The flush bracket, benchmark number S5760, is on the west face of the pillar and marks a height of 41.3431m above sea level (Ordnance Datum Newlyn), last verified in 1965.
Former Goods Yard With the Furness Railway water tower and goods shed
Former Goods Yard
With the Furness Railway water tower and goods shed
Sellafield Station
Sellafield Station
Spare rails and a spare locomotive In the goods yard at Sellafield.
Spare rails and a spare locomotive
In the goods yard at Sellafield.
Where the River Calder joins the River Ehen
Where the River Calder joins the River Ehen
The Nature Reserve outside the nuclear site fence
The Nature Reserve outside the nuclear site fence
A strange artefact and the mouth of the Calder This 'thing' is quite big, but its purpose is unclear. See: <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4665386" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4665386">Link</a>
A strange artefact and the mouth of the Calder
This 'thing' is quite big, but its purpose is unclear. See: Link
The railway bridge over the Calder It seems bizarre that one of the most secure (hopefully) sites in Britain has a river running through the middle of it.
The railway bridge over the Calder
It seems bizarre that one of the most secure (hopefully) sites in Britain has a river running through the middle of it.
The England Coast Path near Sellafield
The England Coast Path near Sellafield
Golf course and high security The multiple security fences of Sellafield are visible beyond the fairway. No searching for lost balls over there.
Golf course and high security
The multiple security fences of Sellafield are visible beyond the fairway. No searching for lost balls over there.
Postlethwaite Garage, Seascale
Postlethwaite Garage, Seascale
The B5344 in Seascale
The B5344 in Seascale
Muddy tracks near Fleming Hall farm
Muddy tracks near Fleming Hall farm
Track beside Seascale Golf Course The track runs along the edge of Seascale Golf Course from the village to How Farm and it is a public footpath.
The southernmost of the Lake District fells are in the background with the rounded bulk of Black Combe prominent.
Track beside Seascale Golf Course
The track runs along the edge of Seascale Golf Course from the village to How Farm and it is a public footpath. The southernmost of the Lake District fells are in the background with the rounded bulk of Black Combe prominent.
Lane near Fleming Hall The lane is a public bridleway and runs from Seascale Hall to Gosforth.
Lane near Fleming Hall
The lane is a public bridleway and runs from Seascale Hall to Gosforth.
Stored construction materials Stored construction materials beside the access track to Seascale Hall Farm.
Stored construction materials
Stored construction materials beside the access track to Seascale Hall Farm.
Field gateway near Seascale Hall
Field gateway near Seascale Hall
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Seascale Hall is located at Grid Ref: NY0302 (Lat: 54.408, Lng: -3.487)

Administrative County: Cumbria

Police Authority: Cumbria

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