Description

TG 22 NW TUTTINGTON

3/105 Hall Farm House,
Tuttington.

II

Farmhouse. Early Cl7 with C18 remodelling. Rendered and whitewashed;
corrugated clay roof tiles. Two storeys, 'T'-shaped plan. Facade of three
widely-spaced bays; tripartite sash windows with glazing bars. Casements
in upper margin-lights. Central doorway with side-lights and pilasters.
Rusticated wooden doorcase with radiating voussoirs over segmental fanlight
with radiating glazing bars. Six-panelled door. Coped and parapeted gables
with internal chimney stacks. West gable of flint with brick quoins and traces
of tumbling. Drip moulds over gable window openings: two sashes with glazing
bars and plastered quoins, two blocked openings with plastered brick mullion
and transom. Later two-storey gabled wing to north with sashes with glazing
bars and architraves; some C20 casements. Dog-tooth eaves course. Chimney
on ridge line. Two external stacks, symmetrically placed, at rear of main
range. 1½ storey lean-to in north west angle.

Listing NGR: TG2241926840

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26542816

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