Fountains Hall
Fountains Hall is a striking Jacobean house raised around 1600, partly from stone plundered from the dissolved abbey it stands beside. Its symmetrical facade, tiers of mullioned windows and panelled great hall mark it as a confident statement of wealth in an age of upheaval. Standing in the World Heritage landscape of Studley Royal, it offers a calmer, more domestic counterpoint to the soaring abbey ruins close by.
- Jacobean facade
- Panelled great hall
- Studley Royal setting
Best for history lovers exploring the wider Fountains Abbey estate.
Things to see at Fountains Hall
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- The Stone Great Hall
- Mullioned Window Facade
- View of Fountains Abbey Ruins
- The Elizabethan Staircase