Ditched SCAITCLIFFE HALL HOTEL

​Originally the seat of the Crosslee dynasty, Scaitcliffe Hall can be traced to the middle of the fourteenth century. The Crosslees, local landowners and latterly magistrates, remodeled the hall over five centuries, constructing the present hall in 1821.

Built in a Tudor fashion with a porch, mullions and leaded lights, the building still incorporates some of its earlier materials, in particular the numerous stained-glass windows in the Garden Room and the large rear window of the main stairwell.

The town of Todmorden itself is a thriving market town that lies on the Yorkshire/Lancashire county border, surrounded by stunning Pennine landscape and magnificent Victorian architecture. Access to the motorway network is ideal, with the M62 ten miles to the west and M6 fifteen miles to the north.

As Calderdale's premier venue for weddings and special events, the staff at Scaitcliffe Hall give you a level of service that perfectly compliments its stunning location, creating memories to cherish. Conference facilities are also available with a number of rooms suitable for conferences, seminars and one-to-one interviews.

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Now left to rot it was once a lovely wedding and events venue / hotel with a dance floor, bar many bedrooms and a full restaurant. Left among many tall trees and overgrown lands this amazing building holds many 100's of stories to be told and as Simon and I explore this place do the ghosts of the past come forward to tell one of theirs?
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