Ham Hill Stone

Ham Hill Stone

The beautiful honey coloured Ham Hill Stone is a sedimentary limestone from the Jurassic period that has been quarried for thousands of years. It is a superior limestone and has been a favoured choice of stone for many of this country's finest Architects. It has been used extensively in many magnificent buildings, churches, stately homes across Southern England, London and Cambridge.

  • Palace Court, London
  • Mapperton House, Dorset
  • Sherborne Abbey, Dorset
  • Barrington Court, Somerset
  • Montacute House, Somerset
  • Knightshayes Court, Devon

Harvey Stone supply and craft the Ham Hill Stone for many different uses from vernacular walling for house building, architectural and bespoke masonry, flooring, fireplaces and garden features.

Described by acclaimed best-selling author and popular historian, Simon Jenkins, as "the loveliest building material in England" and by Alec Clifton-Taylor in his book 'Buildings of Delight', "Ham Hill Stone is England's most seductive stone, heavenly in colour and texture".

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Ham Hill Masonry Works, Ham Hill, Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset, TA14 6RW