TYLNEY HALL

Grade 2* Listed, and designed in the Tudor Revival style in a warm red brick with Bath stone dressings and some brick diapering the architecture is rich with many references to earlier architectural styles

Located in Hook, Hampshire and set amidst beautiful gardens designed by Gertrude Jekyll including lakes and stately specimen trees and replacing an earlier house on the site, the present Tylney Hall dates to 1879 with significant later additions and alterations from 1899-1904 including an elegant orangery.

The interior spaces are dominated by the wonderful Great Hall partially panelled in Italian Walnut with a fine stone fireplace and an Italian ceiling brought in sections from the Grimani Palace in Venice.

Clague have been providing ongoing architectural and heritage consultancy services to the owners Elite Hotels group for many years

After extensive refurbishment, Tylney Hall reopened as a Hotel & restaurant in 1985 and has been trading as such since then. Since then, Clague have been involved in an ongoing program of improvements to the mansion, grounds and gardens. Most recently assisting with the refurbishment of the Garden Rooms and achieving planning and listed building approvals for a wide range of works to the Spa Facilities, Hampshire and Chestnut suites.

*some photos courtesy of Elite Hotels

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TYLNEY HALL

TYLNEY HALL

TYLNEY HALL

Grade 2* Listed, and designed in the Tudor Revival style in a warm red brick with Bath stone dressings and some brick diapering the architecture is rich with many references to earlier architectural styles

Clague have been providing ongoing architectural and heritage consultancy services to the owners Elite Hotels group for many years

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