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Brief description of site

Dalton Hall has a landscape park and pleasure grounds. There is also a walled kitchen garden.
The grounds are not open to the public but the Holderness Hunt hold their point-to-point races there each March.

Brief history of site

Sir Charles Hotham laid out the pleasure grounds between 1723 and 1737. The landscape park was created around 1723. It was partially cultivated during the 1820s and extended in the late 19th century.

Location information:

Address: The Estate Office, West End, South Dalton, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 7PN

Locality: South Dalton, East Yorkshire

Local Authorities:

East Riding of Yorkshire; Dalton Holme

Historical County: East Riding of Yorkshire

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number: 107 Grid Ref: SE 956 451
Latitude: 53.89327 Longitude: -0.5467605

Key information:

Form of site: landscape park

Purpose of site: Ornamental

Context or principal building: house

Site Style : rococo

Site first created: 1723 to 1737

Main period of development: Early 18th century

Survival: Extant

Site Size (Hectares): 200

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