Monument record 1598800000 - Walton House

(SP82461328. Maltings sited from auth.1 description and OS 25" 1925) Outhouse, part of a disused malting, and parts of the garden wall at Walton House, are all of the C17th. The house was rebuilt in the C18th. SE of it is a small rectangular outhouse of two-storeys, timber-framed, with brick filling, and much restored in the C18th. The roof is tiled. The malting, facing Walton Road, includes a house with a barn attached to it, built in the first half of the C17th. The house is two storeyed, built partly of brick and partly timber-framed and weather-boarded. The plan is rectangular. A large covered archway connects the house with the barn, which is also rectangular, and is partly timber-framed with weather-boarding and brick filling, and partly of brick. The roofs are tiled. The buildings appear to have been converted into maltings in the
C18th, when a kiln and drying floors were added, forming a long L-shaped addition at the rear (B1).
The granary to the malt house. Grade II (B2).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.