Description

WISPINGTON
TF 27 SW
4/62 Hall Farm House
II
Farm house. Late C16 with major early C18 and C20 alterations.
Colour washed red brick with pantile roof and 4 gable stacks to
parallel range plan. 2 storey with garret 3 bay front with
plinth, deep band and corbelled out eaves, 3 glazing bar sashes
with recessed panels beneath to ground floor and 3 smaller sashes
to first floor. The main entrance is in the left hand side
front, behind a C20 porch. To the right hand side is a C20
conservatory. To the rear range is an early C19 2 storey service
range. Interior retains some early C18 shutters, part of a C18
stair with knopped and turned balusters, and a staggered butt
purlin softwood pegged roof. The house was occupied by the
Phillips family during late C16-1720 and there are memorials to
them in the Church. Although there are no obvious remains from
the late C16, C17 period, the plan of the C18 house is
complicated because it was adapted around an existing house.
Source: Wispington, A Brief Historical Guide by C. P. C.
Johnson, Lincs. County Council.

Listing NGR: TF2072971130

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26440326

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