On the market with Fine and Country, the eastern wing of the former Huntroyd Hall is one of the Northwest of England's most historically significant houses. The seven-bedroom home is referred to in many prominent archives of British history.
The house fine old hall occupies the original 14th-century site of a hunting lodge of John O' Gaunt, brother of King Edward III.
Huntroyde Hall estate came to the Starkie family in approximately 1465 and this property, a substantial part of the first officially recorded house on the site, was built in 1576 by Edmond Starkie, marked by a date stone of 1576 above the entrance door.
Take a look around its sumptuous rooms.
![The impressive facade of the eastern wing of what was Huntroyd Hall](https://www.burnleyexpress.net/webimg/b25lY21zOjZlNTIyN2MxLWM0MzAtNDQ1NC1hMDA3LWQ3YjVkYmYzMjk1ODpkOTc5NzBjYS02OTc5LTQ3YzEtYWFhMC0zYTZlZGI5ZTU4OWU=.jpg?crop=3:2&width=645)
![Sitting room with stone mullioned window to front elevation, original stone arched fireplace with cast iron log burner, timber beamed and coved ceiling, double panel central heating radiator](https://www.burnleyexpress.net/webimg/b25lY21zOjA2MGY2YTUwLWI0NjUtNDBjOS04NjNmLWQ0ODY5OTZhZDBhNjo5NjFkMDQ3MS05MTI3LTRhNTctODYwZi1kNzI1ZjlhNzI3MmU=.jpg?crop=3:2&width=645)
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Sitting room with stone mullioned window to front elevation, original stone arched fireplace with cast iron log burner, timber beamed and coved ceiling, double panel central heating radiator Photo: s
![One of the impressive hallways](https://www.burnleyexpress.net/webimg/b25lY21zOjUxN2U2MzEzLTEyMzAtNDk1MS04ODYxLTkwNjI3ZmUyYTY1ZTo5YzhlZjVkMy1iMjExLTRmZTItYjk0Yy04NTE3NDFiMTllMGI=.jpg?crop=3:2&width=645)
![Stone mullioned double windows to rear elevation, herringbone set 'Parque' floor, radiator in timber cover, ceiling coving. Carved ornate staircase leading to the first-floor accommodation.](https://www.burnleyexpress.net/webimg/b25lY21zOjQyMmY5MjdhLTM0OGEtNDhlNi1hNjI3LTI4ZmMzMDc5OTQyZToxNGJkMDhlOS00NGM4LTRiMjYtYjYwZi03Mzk2MTNlZDE2MDE=.jpg?crop=3:2&width=645)
4. Secondary hallway
Stone mullioned double windows to rear elevation, herringbone set 'Parque' floor, radiator in timber cover, ceiling coving. Carved ornate staircase leading to the first-floor accommodation. Photo: s