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Grade 1 listed 18th-century merchant's house
160 High Street, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 1NL
Asset | Opening time |
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Entrance hall & stairs | Closed |
Stepped access to entrance hall and staircase. No toilet.
160 High Street, Hull, East Yorkshire, HU1 1NL
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Delicate wrought-iron balustrade to the stairs and gallery inside a Grade 1 listed 18th-century merchant's house.
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On the west side of High Street in the old town area of Hull, Maister House is a rare surviving reminder of the thriving international trade the city enjoyed in Georgian times. After fire had badly damaged an earlier house, wealthy merchant Henry Maister commissioned architect Joseph Page to build a new one for him in 1743.
A plain brick façade reflects the typical Palladian architectural fashion of the mid-18th century. However, external simplicity contrasts with an opulent interior which, the Historic England listing description concludes, “is of importance both locally and nationally.” Internally, the visual highlight is an ornate staircase and wrought-iron balustrade that leads up three floors, from the hall to an octagonal lantern.
Note: Maister House is occupied by tenants. Only the entrance hall and staircase are open on selected days.
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