Building record 1213300000 - HALL PLACE, WYCOMBE END

Grade II+. C18. Red brick; old tile roof with chimney banks on side walls. Two storeys and attic. Heavy moulded eaves cornice. Five dormers with hipped tile roofs. Window range of 5 sashes with flat decorated heads and glazing bars. Ground floor with 4 similar sashes and a central enclosed porch with Doric pilasters, triglyph frieze and pediment. Interior with contemporary panelling and staircase and, on the ground floor, one front room with a mid C18 wooden fireplace, one rear room with C17 panelling and another rear room with a mid C18 grate with marble fireplace and pedimented overmantel and, on the first floor, one front room with C17 panelling and a C17 wooden overmantel with Ionic pilasters and one back room with C16 linenfold panelling and a C17 wooden overmantel with Doric pilasters. C19 wing on right hand. Red brick; old tile roof. Two corbelled courses at eaves. Two storeys. First floor with 2 sashes. Three brick stringcourse at first floor level. Ground floor with a modern door and a sash. RCHM I, p (B1).
Hall Place, built in 1709. It has served various purposes, including that of a private school, until about 1868 it became the 'new' Rectory (B2).
Buildings report held at NMR (B4).