Itanlianate Room

This room was built as a privy chamber for the Radclyffe family and, as its name suggests, is dominated by a rare and decorative paneled plaster ceiling.
A two-storey extension (of which this room was part) was attached to the east side of the Hall during the late 1400s to the early 1500s. Timbers in this room date to around 1460.
Although visitors cannot enter this room (due to the sensitive nature of the ceiling), the stories of the room and it’s features are told through audio, information sheets and staff knowledge.