Bedford Hall

Bedford Hall is a fascinating late-medieval house located in Bedford, Leigh, Greater Manchester, England. Originally leased by the Kighleys, it has undergone several modifications over the centuries, transitioning from a medieval hall to a farmhouse and now to two separate houses. As a Grade II listed building, it is part of a significant group of timber-framed medieval halls in the region, including notable structures like Morleys Hall and Peel Hall. The hall's rich history includes ownership by Adam de Sale in 1291 and a notable incident in 1303 involving its demolition. Visitors and researchers will find Bedford Hall an intriguing example of medieval architecture and its evolution over time.