Source/Archive record SCH8681 - Crewe Hall Farm, Cheshire: An Architectural and Archaeological Assessment of the Farmhouse

Architectural and archaeological assessment undertaken for the former farmhouse of Crewe Hall Farm, a grade II listed building which, at the time of survey, had been empty for some time and in a poor state of repair. It was built around 1700 as a virtually square and symmetrical double-pile brick building, two and a half storeys high and with capacious cellars. The house was built as one large dwelling but divided into two by the mid nineteenth century and then converted back to a single dwelling in the early twentieth century.