NHER 7694 (Building record) - Sloley Hall

January 1978. Visited.
According to (S1), of 1815, from bricks made on the estate.
It is of white brick, five bays, two storeys with central Classical porch.
To the north, a wing with hipped roof, of two bays, two storeys.
E. Rose (NAU), 19 January 1978.

See architects description (1996) (S2), historical survey of hall and park (S3) by [1], in file.
In addition to the history in the file, owner in 1998 (when hall was under restoration) states that it has a core of red bricks; it was occupied the day before the Battle of Waterloo (in the same year as the Enclosure) and that he retains all the documents relating to it. Listed (S4).
A good red brick ?stable building to the north has been converted.
The bricks are said to have been made at 'Dye's Hole' a quarter of a mile to the east but the exact location has not been established.
E. Rose (NLA), 17 July 1998.