Description

TG 10 SE HETHERSETT NORWICH ROAD 5/53 (north-west side) Wood Hall and attached garden wall

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House, C17 on older core with mid-C19 crosswing to left for Revd. W.W. Andrew. Brick, plain tiles and some pantiles. 3 bays and chimney bay, 2 storeys and attic; principal facade to south, crowstepped gables to right; 2 storeyed porch with crowstepped gables between bays 1 and 2. Mid C19 cross wing to left with crowstepped gables. Stack to chimney bay between bays 2 and 3 with 4 linked hexagonal shafts, end cross stack to left; wood modillion cornice to eaves. Bay 1 with 3-light transomed window to ground floor with leaded lights; first floor with C19 wood oriel casement; wide gabled roof dormer with 3-light casement with C17 latches and pintle hinges. Added porch in irregular bond; brick pointed arch, C18 panelled door to rear; first.floor of porch with renewed cross window under a flat arch. Flush tripartite sashes with glazing bars and flat arches to bay 2 ground floor and to bay 3; first floor of bay 2 with early-C20 oriel casement. C19 cross wing to left, crowstepped gable with stone finial and rubbed brick kneelers; ground and first floor openings with chamfered brick surrounds, square hoodmoulds, sashes with glazing bars; attic with Gothic opening with hood mould and glazing bars. Return of cross wing to left of 3 bays with brickwork and openings to match principal facade; bay 1 with shaped gable, stone finial and shaped kneelers; full height canted bay with parapet, storey-height ground floor opening to central cant; attic with Venetian window. Internal stack to left gable and cross stack to centre both with castellated caps to shaft. Right return of main range in English bond, ground floor with large C19 4-light Gothick bay window with embattled parapet. First floor with blocked opening with quoined jambs, pediment removed, now with C19 cross window. Blank basket-headed opening to attic. Rear with pantiles; various additions; 3-storeyed stair turret in angle of cross wing and main range with cupola bell turret with wind vane. Interior: Gothick arches of screen to left of doorway in rendered brick; fragments of C17 and medieval glass to bay 1 window; 2 C16 moulded tie beams to bay 2; Gothick 3-light opening to rear of bays 1 and 2. Stack enclosed but bressumer end visible; patera and reeded surround to fireplace bay 2. Massive moulded doorcase to bay 3. Narrow ducks-nest grate with Prince of Wales feathers to fireplace of first floor bay 2. Roof with clasped purlins and collars, new roof constructed over original. Garden wall: attached to north-east angle, C17 in English bond with C19 embattled parapet; large inserted archway to courtyard; wall to right ramped with polygonal end buttress.

Listing NGR: TG1519104275

External Links

• Wikidata Q26302513

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