Building record 1074000000 - HALL FARMHOUSE

Grade II. House. C17-C18 range to E with early C19 range added along garden front; cross wing to N. is part C18, part C19; service rooms added to front C19. Rubble stone, cross wing part rendered, tiled roof to earliest range, remainder slate. Two storeys. C17-C18 part has thin brick end stacks and three irregular bays with barred wooden casements and one C19 sash window. Two doors. Flat wooden hood on brackets over door and window in central bay, modern conservatory over door and window in right-hand bay. Extension to right has moulded eaves and one bay of sash windows. N. front has rendered porch. Garden front has three early C19 bays to right with barred sash windows and Gothick cusping to eaves. Bay to left projects and has 1870 bay window of two storeys with stone mullions and transoms and cusped lights to first floor. RCHM II p 172 MON 3 (B1).



(SP 71263992) Lillingstone Hall [NAT] (B3).
Lillingstone Hall, house and fish-pond, about 600 yards south of the church. The HOUSE is of two storeys; the walls are of stone; the roofs are covered partly with tiles and partly with slate. It consists of a rectangular block, built early in the 17th century, with modern additions on the N, S and W sides; all the doorways and windows are modern. The bases of two of the chimney stacks are original. Interior:- In the 17th century part of the house, on the ground floor, one of the ceiling-beams is moulded, but now covered with plaster. On the first floor two rooms have 17th century panelling, imported from elsewhere (B4).

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