Description

TL 71 SE HATFIELD PEVEREL TERLING HALL ROAD
(west side)

5/90 Part of former house
and attached garden
2.5.53 wall, approx. 15 metres
south of Toppinghoe
Hall,(formerly listed as
Barn at Toppinghoe Hall,
to S of house)

GV II

Part of late C16 house and attached garden wall. Red brick in Flemish stretcher
bond. 2 walls remain, facing NW and SW, with 2 external stacks on the latter.
Formerly of 2 storeys with attic. The gable end facing NW has on the ground and
first floors an original window of 5 lights, with ovolo-moulded jambs, mullions
and transom, square head and moulded label, blocked. In the attic gable there
is one original window of 3 lights with ovolo-moulded jambs and mullions, square
head and label. Diagonal pinnacle on gable. The SW elevation has on the ground
floor a transomed window of 2 lights and 2 on the first floor, with similar
detail, and an altered stair window at half-height. Central doorway with
4-centred arched head, blocked. On the inside of the same wall there is a
fireplace on each floor with moulded 4-centred arch, chamfered jambs, and traces
of original plaster. At the time of survey, January 1985, there was no roof or
floor, and the NW gable end was shored with timber. The SE gable end and the
upper part of the S corner have been demolished in recent years, with consent.
Extending NW from the NW corner, and integrated with it, a garden wall approx. 6
metres long, 2 metres high, including one gateway, with a plinth of cut brick
and renewed coping. In the SW side there are 2 recesses, one forming a nesting
hole, the other (of which the timber lintel is missing) possibly a bee bole.
RCHM 3.

Listing NGR: TL7729811539

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26416538

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  Dorset (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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