Stumperlowe Hall
Stumperlowe Hall Road, Sheffield
Park Estates
A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity to
Acquire this Oustanding Historical Residence
Stumperlowe Hall
Welcome to
Stumperlowe Hall
Stumperlowe Hall is constructed in the Tudor Revival style from coursed squared stone with ashlars dressing with a stone slate roof. The present day house dates from 1650 and was originally built by Robert Hall,
(but was extensively re-modelled in 1854).
Stumperlowe Hall
A once in a lifetime opportunity has arisen to acquire this outstanding country residence.
Unquestionably one of the finest properties in the region.
An extremely rare opportunity has arisen to acquire this magnificent Grade II listed Hall and three bedroomed
Lodge House, situated in fabulous gardens and grounds of approximately two and a half acres.
Stumperlowe Hall is located in one of Sheffield's most sought-after residential locations and within the catchment area for
excellent local schools. This beautifully appointed residence has a wealth of period features and offers extensive luxury
living. Located in a highly desirable suburb and served by good local amenities at Fulwood village and Nether Green and
with easy access to the Peak District National Park and Sheffield’s city centre.
The property briefly comprises on the ground floor: Entrance
vestibule, grand hall, inner reception hall, drawing room, dining room,
morning room, breakfast room, kitchen, butler’s pantry,
cloakroom/WC, rear entrance hall, utility room, WC, storeroom, cellars
and additional store room.
On the first floor: Main landing, master bedroom, en-suite
bathroom/WC, Guest bedroom, en-suite bathroom, bedroom 3,
bedroom 4, en-suite shower room, bedroom 5, en-suite shower room
and family bathroom.
The Lodge House comprises on the ground floor: Kitchen, pantry,
lounge and dining room.
On the first floor: Bedroom 1, bedroom 2, bedroom 3, bathroom and
WC.
Exterior and Gardens: Approximately 2.5 acres of formal gardens
and grounds with double garaging.
Ground Floor
Robert Hall was a descendent of the Mitchells, an ancient Hallamshire family who had held land in the Stumperlowe area since the end
of the 14th century. Robert Hall and his wife Dorothy lived at Stumperlowe Hall for over fifty years, the couple had a son Henry Hall
who also resided at the hall for a time. By 1716 the grandchildren of Robert Hall had to surrender the house by order of the Sheffield
Manor Court and it was purchased by Daniel Gascoigne of Sheffield, an apothecary and John Hawksworth, a lead merchant. The hall
was the residence and estate of Mr. Hawksworth and his family for most of the remaining years of the 18th century.
The hall was completely transformed in 1854 when it came into the possession of Henry Isaac Dixon (1820-1912) of Page Hall. Dixon
was part owner of the Britannia Metal manufacturing company James Dixon & Sons of Cornish Place. Dixon rebuilt and extended the
hall in a subtle and sensitive style, introducing more light into the house by replacing the original mullioned windows with larger areas
of glass. Dixon was also a generous patron of the Fulwood area providing money for tree planting and for the expansion of Christ
Church on Canterbury Avenue. Henry Isaac Dixon died in 1912 and his son James Dixon (1851-1947) moved into the hall. James
Dixon had taken over the running of the family firm in 1877 and was elected as one of the youngest ever Master Cutlers in 1887 at the
age of 36. He moved out of Stumperlowe Hall in 1924, at the age of 73, although he lived until he was 96 years old.
After the Dixon’s, the hall was home to several families. In 1957, the hall was purchased by Lady Kenning, widow of Sir George
Kenning. The hall has remained a family home since.
Entrance Vestibule
Having tall double timber doors, stone floor with mat well and set
within a stone portico with two stone mullioned windows and leaded
entrance doors to the grand hall.
Grand Hall
36’10 x 21’5 (11.2m x 6.5m)
With dressed stone flagged flooring, timber panelled walls to dado
height, vaulted Minster ceiling and central heating radiators.
A high stone archway leads through to a fabulous inner reception hall.
Inner Reception Hall
A spectacular room extending over two storeys with a corner stone
feature fireplace fitted with a living flame log effect gas fire. With Oak
panelling to the walls, Oak parquet flooring, central heating radiators,
stone mullioned diamond leaded windows and leaded doors opening
to the rear terraces and gardens.
Drawing Room
33’9 x 23’11 (10.3m x 7.3m)
A truly elegant room retaining many original features with stone
mullions enclosing imposing square bay windows to the side with
diamond leaded glass and panelling beneath. There’s also an additional diamond leaded window to the front elevation with working shutters
and panelling below. A multi-fuel burner is set within a marble
fireplace and ornate surround. With recessed, spot and pendant
lighting, solid timber open bookshelves and cupboard storage, parquet
flooring, dado rail, ornate ceiling mouldings, antique style radiators,
Oak doors, deep skirtings and architraves.
Dining Room
20’4 x 19’6 (6.2m x 6.0m)
A beautiful formal room for entertaining and dining with two diamond
leaded windows with timber panelled shutters facing the front,
exposed Oak flooring, panelled walls, moulded ceiling, two antique
style radiators, central pendant and doors leading off to the inner
hallway and sitting room. The focal point of the room is the grit-stone
fireplace with Minster style surround and open dog grate with coal
effect gas fire.
Grand Hall
36’10 x 21’5 (11.2m x 6.5m)
With dressed stone flagged flooring, timber panelled
walls to dado height, vaulted Minster ceiling and central
heating radiators.
A high stone archway leads through to a fabulous inner
reception hall.
Inner Reception Hall
A spectacular room extending over two storeys with a
corner stone feature fireplace fitted with a living flame
log effect gas fire. With Oak panelling to the walls, Oak
parquet flooring, central heating radiators, stone
mullioned diamond leaded windows and leaded doors
opening to the rear terraces and gardens.
A Wonderful
Welcome Awaits....
Stumperlowe Hall
This Magnificent Residence is of Historical Importance, Dating Back to 1650 and
Celebrates a Wealth of Original Features.
Morning Room
19’4 x 14’3 (5.9m x 4.4m)
An elegant room with a front facing diamond leaded window with
timber panelled shutters and an additional side facing diamond leaded
window again with shutters bathe this reception room with natural
light. The focal point of the room is the attractive carved timber fire
surround with a tiled inset, hearth and ornate open dog grate and
fender. With ceiling mouldings, recessed and pendant lighting, central
heating radiator and having built-in cupboards to either side of the fire
place with glazed doors.
Butler’s Pantry
Having a range of fitted base, wall, drawer and glazed display
cupboards, granite and Oak work surfaces and a sink with traditional
taps. There’s a part-glazed leaded door and a window with stone
mullion and tiled sill overlooking the cellar head. A further
part-glazed door opens to the hallway.
Breakfast Room
14’4 x 14’3 (4.4m x 4.4m)
With a feature beamed ceiling, marble tiled floor with under floor
heating, recessed and pendant lighting, side facing secondary double
glazed window and open archway leading to the kitchen.
Rear Entrance Hall
A superb room with a wealth of period features. Having a stone floor
with underfloor heating, vaulted ceiling with heavy beams, central
heating radiator and access to cellars, utility, WC, stores and rear
entrance door.
Kitchen
22’9 x 13’7 (6.9m x 4.1m)
With marble tiled flooring with under floor heating, a side facing
secondary double glazed window with tiled sill, beamed ceiling,
recessed and pendant lighting, a small window overlooks the rear
entrance hall. Having a comprehensive range of base, wall and drawer
units in hand painted cream and granite work surfaces, there’s also a
central island with an Oak worktop. There are two stainless steel sinks
with a mixer tap and tiled recess with mantle shelf over. Appliances
comprise of: a built-in fridge and freezer, Neff microwave, Smeg 6 ring
cooking range with extractor over and having space and plumbing for
a dish washer.
Utility Room
15’1 x 7’7 (4.6m x 2.3m)
Having side facing windows, tiled floor and walls, two deep Belfast
style sinks with mixer tap and two Worcester boilers serving the
heating system.
There’s space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine,
tumble dryer and additional fridge freezers.
A heavy carved door opens to the rear entrance hall and an arched
opening leads to the inner hall.
Cloakroom/WC
With a rear facing window, central heating radiator, coving and a
suite in white comprising of a pedestal wash hand basin and low-level WC.
WC
With timber panelled walls, high flush WC and a small window.
Store Room 1
A useful walk in store with a stone floor, stone mullioned window to
the rear with fitted shelving and stone steps leading down to the
cellars
Drawing Room
33’9 x 23’11 (10.3m x 7.3m)
A truly elegant room retaining many original features with stone mullions enclosing
imposing square bay windows to the side with diamond leaded glass and panelling
beneath. There’s also an additional diamond leaded window to the front elevation with
working shutters and panelling below. A multi-fuel burner is set within a marble
fireplace and ornate surround. With recessed, spot and pendant lighting, solid timber
open bookshelves and cupboard storage, parquet flooring, dado rail, ornate ceiling
mouldings, antique style radiators, Oak doors, deep skirtings and architraves.
A Magnificent Drawing Room
of Grand Proportions
Dining Room
20’4 x 19’6 (6.2m x 6.0m)
A beautiful formal room for entertaining and dining with two
diamond leaded windows with timber panelled shutters facing the
front, exposed Oak flooring, panelled walls, moulded ceiling, two
antique style radiators, central pendant and doors leading off to the
inner hallway and sitting room. The focal point of the room is the
grit-stone fireplace with Minster style surround and open dog grate
with coal effect gas fire.
A Wealth of Elegance
Character and History
Kitchen
22’9 x 13’7 (6.9m x 4.1m)
With marble tiled flooring with under floor heating, a side facing
secondary double glazed window with tiled sill, beamed ceiling,
recessed and pendant lighting, a small window overlooks the rear
entrance hall. Having a comprehensive range of base, wall and
drawer units in hand painted cream and granite work surfaces,
there’s also a central island with an Oak worktop. There are two
stainless steel sinks with a mixer tap and tiled recess with mantle
shelf over. Appliances comprise of: a built-in fridge and freezer, Neff
microwave, Smeg 6 ring cooking range with extractor over and
having space and plumbing for a dish washer.
The Heart of the Home is
the Fabulous Bespoke Kitchen
Morning Room
19’4 x 14’3 (5.9m x 4.4m)
An elegant room with a front facing diamond leaded window with
timber panelled shutters and an additional side facing diamond
leaded window again with shutters bathe this reception room with
natural light. The focal point of the room is the attractive carved
timber fire surround with a tiled inset, hearth and ornate open dog
grate and fender. With ceiling mouldings, recessed and pendant
lighting, central heating radiator and having built-in cupboards to
either side of the fire place with glazed doors.
Breakfast Room
14’4 x 14’3 (4.4m x 4.4m)
With a feature beamed ceiling,
marble tiled floor with under floor
heating, recessed and pendant
lighting, side facing secondary
double glazed window and open
archway leading to the kitchen.
Quality, Elegance
and Style....
Stumperlowe Hall
Stumperlowe Hall is an Exquisite Residence, A Piece of Living History in the Most
Sought-After of Locations.
Cellars
With feature stonewalls and steps giving access to the useful cellar
rooms ideal for wine/cool storage with light and power.
Store Room 2
Housing the hot water cylinder and with fitted shelving and a heavy
Oak door opening to the rear gardens, terraces and lodge house.
From the ground floor reception hall the staircase, with wrought iron
balustrading and under stairs store cupboard with a carved Oak door,
rises to the:
First Floor
Main Landing
21’11 x 11’ (6.7m x 3.4m)
With wrought iron balustrading and glass screen with a large stone
mullioned diamond leaded window, central heating radiators, moulded
ceiling and built-in linen cupboard.
Master Bedroom
23’11 x 23’10 (7.3m x 7.3m)
A very spacious room with a large square bay with a stone mullioned
diamond leaded secondary double glazed window facing the side and
an additional secondary double glazed window to the front. Having
three built-in wardrobes, recessed/pendant lighting and a marble
fireplace with tiled inset.
En-Suite Bathroom/WC
Being fully tiled with a side facing diamond leaded stone mullioned
window, recessed lighting, extractor fan, chrome heated towel rail,
fitted vanity mirror with lights and a suite in white comprising of a WC,
pedestal wash hand basin and a porcelain bath with chrome mixer tap
and hand shower facility.
Guest Bedroom
18’4 x 16’2 (5.6m x 4.9m)
An elegant guest room with two front facing windows with low sills.
Having recessed and pendant lighting, central heating radiator and
walk in wardrobe. The focal point of the room is the stone fire surround
and hearth with inset multi-fuel burner and rustic brick inset.
En-Suite Bathroom
Being fully tiled with recessed lighting, extractor fan, chrome heated
towel rail and a front facing window with a low sill and panels to either
side. There’s a glazed shower enclosure with a rain head shower and a
separate hand shower facility. Also having a suite in white comprising
of a pedestal wash hand basin, freestanding bath and low level WC.
Bedroom 3
17’3 x 14’4 (5.3m x 4.4m)
Having a side facing secondary double glazed window, two central
heating radiators, beamed ceiling, built-in wardrobes, loft access and
fire recess with timber lintel over.
Bedroom 4
15’11 x 13’7 (4.8m x 4.1m)
With a side facing secondary glazed window and low sill, with a
beamed ceiling, two wall light points, central heating radiator,
built-in wardrobe and additional store cupboard.
En-Suite Shower Room
Fully tiled with a heated towel rail & heated underfloor, vanity
cupboard with lights, wash hand basin in white and a shower
enclosure with a fitted shower and glazed door.
Bedroom 5
13’9 x 12’7 (4.2m x 3.8m)
With front and side facing secondary double glazed windows with
low sills and having wooden flooring, mouldings to the ceiling,
central heating radiator and a fire recess with stone hearth and
painted surround.
En-Suite Shower Room
Being fully tiled with a side facing secondary double glazed window
and low sill, heated towel rail and heated under floor, fitted vanity
cupboard with light and a shower enclosure with a curved screen and
fitted shower.
Family Bathroom
Having a rear facing stone mullioned window, tiled walls, chrome
heated towel rail, recessed lighting, and fitted vanity mirror. There’s a
marble panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen and
washstand with marble top and splash back with traditional taps.
WC
With a rear facing window and having tiled walls to dado height and
a WC in white.
Guest Bedroom
18’4 x 16’2 (5.6m x 4.9m)
An elegant guest room with two front facing secondary double glazed
windows with low sills. Having recessed and pendant lighting, central
heating radiator and walk in wardrobe. The focal point of the room is
the stone fire surround and hearth with inset multi-fuel burner and
rustic brick inset.
En-Suite Bathroom
Being fully tiled with recessed lighting, extractor fan, chrome heated
towel rail and a front facing window with a low sill and panels to
either side. There’s a glazed shower enclosure with a rain head
shower and a separate hand shower facility. Also having a suite in
white comprising of a pedestal wash hand basin, freestanding bath
and low level WC.
Timeless
Elegance....
Master Bedroom
23’11 x 23’10 (7.3m x 7.3m)
A very spacious room with a large square bay with a
stone mullioned diamond leaded secondary double
glazed window facing the side and an additional
secondary double glazed window to the front. Having
three built-in wardrobes, recessed/pendant lighting and
a marble fireplace with tiled inset.
Peace and
Tranquility
Bedroom 5
13’9 x 12’7 (4.2m x 3.8m)
With front and side facing secondary double glazed windows
with low sills and having wooden flooring, mouldings to the
ceiling, central heating radiator and a fire recess with stone
hearth and painted surround.
Bedroom 4
15’11 x 13’7 (4.8m x 4.1m)
With a side facing secondary glazed window and low sill, with
a beamed ceiling, two wall light points, central heating radiator,
built-in wardrobe and additional store cupboard.
Floor Plans & EPC
Stumperlowe Hall
A Magnificent Family Home offering Extensive Luxury Accomodation.
The Lodge House
Kitchen
12’8 x 11’5 (3.9m x 3.5m)
With a front facing timber double glazed window with a tiled sill,
quarry tiled floor, central heating radiator and fitted with a range of
hand painted base/wall cupboards with roll edge work surfaces and a
1.5 bowl sink with mixer tap. Appliances comprise of a built-in 4 ring
hob and double oven and there is space and plumbing for an automatic
washing machine.
Pantry
With a wall mounted Worcester boiler, fitted shelving and having space
for a fridge.
Exterior and Gardens
Stumperlowe Hall is set amidst fabulous stately gardens and grounds of
approximately two and a half acres. Wrought iron gates flanked by
stone pillars provide an impressive entrance to the Hall and a sweeping
illuminated driveway sweeps around to the front of the property and
past the main entrance and around to the side where there is ample
parking for several vehicles and garaging attached to the Lodge House.
There is a secondary wrought iron gated entrance from Stumperlowe
Hall Road which joins onto the main drive way.
To the front of the property is a banked lawn with wide steps, which
lead up the main entrance vestibule. A stone flagged path leads around
either side of the property and there is an extensive front garden mainly
laid to lawn with a neatly manicured box hedge and bounded by
mature shrubs and trees.
Lounge
17’3 x 13’9 (5.3m x 4.2m)
With a single glazed rear facing window, central heating radiator,
coved ceiling and having an ornate fire surround and hearth with an
electric fire.
To the westerly aspect of the residence are further lawns flanked by
mature laurels and rhododendrons. Stone flagged pathways flanked by
manicured box hedges lead from the inner reception hall and rear
entrance door to a large stone flagged terraced seating area.
Dining Room
13’6 x 13’1 (4.1m x 4.0m)
With a rear facing timber single glazed window, central heating
radiator and coving.
A stone archway leads to gardens to the rear comprising of: superb
walled gardens with shaped lawns, dwarf stone walls with gravel paths,
raised flower/shrub borders, manicured box hedging and seated terraces.
An inner lobby has stairs rising to the first floor.
Greenhouse/Potting Shed
A superb Victorian style greenhouse with fitted blinds, stone flagged
floor and having lighting and power. Standing adjacent to a log store,
pretty gravelled seating areas with mature Wisterias and Clematis and
screening a large children’s play area.
Landing
With a central heating radiator and built-in linen cupboard.
Bedroom 1
14’4 x 8’10 (4.4m x 2.7m)
With a rear facing timber singled glazed window and built-in store
cupboard.
Total Approximate Floor
Area 6217 Sq.Ft (577.5 Sq.M.)
Lodge House
The whole property is enclosed with mature trees and shrubs providing
privacy and security to this magnificent family residence.
Bedroom 2
13’6 x 13’4 (4.1m x 4.1m)
With a front facing timber single glazed window, central heating
radiator and built-in cupboard.
Bedroom 3
12’3 x 11’2 (3.7m x 3.4m)
With a rear facing timber single glazed window and panelled walls to
half height.
Bathroom
With a rear facing window, partially tiled walls, central heating radiator
and a suite in white comprising of a pedestal wash hand basin and a
panelled bath with shower over.
WC
Having a low level WC in white and loft access.
Double Garage
With timber folding doors, light and power and having a gardener’s WC
with a pedestal wash hand basin and a low level flush WC.
Note
All measurements are approximate. None of the services, fittings
or appliances (if any), heating installations, plumbing or electrical
systems have been tested and therefore no warranty can be
given as to their working condition. All photography is for
illustration purposes only.
Exterior and Gardens
Stumperlowe Hall is set amidst fabulous stately gardens and grounds of approximately two and a half
acres. Wrought iron gates flanked by stone pillars provide an impressive entrance to the Hall and a
sweeping illuminated driveway sweeps around to the front of the property and past the main entrance
and around to the side where there is ample parking for several vehicles and garaging attached to the
Lodge House. There is a secondary wrought iron gated entrance from Stumperlowe Hall Road which
joins onto the main drive way.
To the front of the property is a banked lawn with wide steps, which lead up the main entrance vestibule.
A stone flagged path leads around either side of the property and there is an extensive front garden
mainly laid to lawn with a neatly manicured box hedge and bounded by mature shrubs and trees.
To the westerly aspect of the residence are further lawns flanked by mature laurels and rhododendrons.
Stone flagged pathways flanked by manicured box hedges lead from the inner reception hall and rear
entrance door to a large stone flagged terraced seating area.
A Quintessential Country Garden
with Mature Shrubberies and Seating Terraces
Delightful Gardens and Grounds
Totalling Approximately 2.5 Acres
Master En-suite
Having polished limestone tiles to the floor and walls, with
under floor heating, double glazed corner window, Ripples
bathroom suite comprising of a large contemporary wall hung
sink with two mixer taps and a wall hung WC. There is a sunken
spa bath with feature up-lighting, wet shower with Nordic
steam shower, audio speaker for the sound system, mirrored
storage cupboard and additional fitted mirror above the WC.
An Exquisite
Residence Family
Celebrating
A Magnificent
Home
Superb GothicSet
Architecture,
Dating
Back to 1864
in Idyllic
Surroundings
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Tenure: Freehold
Stumperlowe Hall
Stumperlowe Hall Road, Fulwood, Sheffield S10 3QS
Price on Application