Description

NONINGTON ST.ALBANS COURT TR 25 SE 3/160 Old St.Albans Court and wall 11.6.86 GV II* House. Dated 1556, and extended c.1876 by George Devey. Red brick in English bond with timber framing, exposed with plaster infill with plain tiled roof. South front of 1 and 2 storeys with crow stepped gable to left and stacks projecting at left to centre and to right. Two storey canted bay window with C19 timbered and jettied range to right and returned to rear. Rib and stud door and four centred archway to right. Central battlemented tower. Jettied range to rear right with offset stack and with rib and stud door and projecting first floor outshot on posts. Mid C19 brick extensions to right. Built for the Hammond family in both 1556 and 1876. Datestone reset in wall to rear. Projecting wall to left connecting with stable courtyard. C16 and repaired mid C19. About12 feet high with plinth and coping and four centred archway to right.

Listing NGR: TR2631552528

External Links

• Wikidata Q17557681

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