Building record 1257100000 - HAMMONDS HALL FARMHOUSE

Grade II. Probably early C17, timber-framed, cased in brick and some flint in C18 or C19. Tile hanging to upper part of front elevation. Old tile roof, half hipped at south end; large central brick stack. Two storeys, door opposite stack, modern casement each side, 3 first floor casements. Later brick section added at north end, with hipped roof. Small rear wing of early date. Interior: original timbers exposed, curved windbraces in roof. Large stack with inglenook exposed in south room. RCHM I p175 MON.24 (B1).
Timber framed farmhouse, probably built in the early 17th century, being later cased in brick and some flint. The main building is two-storeys with an old tile roof, half-hipped at the south end with a large central brick chimney stack. The building also has a small rear wing of an early date. The interior is remarkable with the original timbers exposed and a large inglenook exposed in the south room. Curved windbraces can be seen in the roof (B2).