Ince Hall

Introduction

Ince Hall had a house with garden and grounds on a roughly rectangular site. The house was to the northern end furthest from the road. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal lies to the west of the site. The long central drive with line of trees either side was described as a private avenue. There was a wooded area around the northern boundary, possibly as a screen against the Rose Bridge Colliery workings. There was also a kitchen garden, stables and two cottages on the site.