Clifton Hall House is the Great House of Clifton Hall Plantation dating back to 1656.

This house is of solid coral stone. The house is about 800 feet above the East Coast of Barbados, where there are constant breezes all year round and the house is cool everyday of the year.

 

The main house is two storied with large rooms. On the ground floor are the dining room and sitting room and office /study. This is surrounded on three sides by an eight foot gallery of marble tiles. There is a kitchen, laundry room, one bathroom, and a sitting room with fire-place, and two small rooms which are used for changing rooms for the pool. On the western side of the main building there is an area used for a bar and wine storage room.

Upstairs is the master bedroom with dressing room and bathroom, and five other bedrooms, one full bathroom and sitting room. There is also an attic for storage.

 

The outbuildings comprise two rooms which are used for storage. A three car garage and stables. There is a water storage tank which holds 45,000 gallons of water for agricultural storing and a shade house of 1,500 sq.ft.

 

This magnificent house has been featured in the U.S magazine “ Town and Country” and the Canadian magazine “City and Country Home “. It has been designated a house of Historic and Architectural interest by Barbados National Trust.

 

House area : Living area 8,100 sq.ft

Galleries 1,820 sq.ft

Garages , stable, barn, store room 2,926 sq.ft

Land area approx 4 acres.