Description

TL 4219
13/47
22.2.67

MUCH HADHAM
HIGH STREET
(west side)
Much Hadham village
Gaytons

GV
II

House. Late C16 timber frame, remodelled late C17, exterior
restored late C19. Painted, 3 gable, brick front with steep old
tile roof. Cusped bargeboards. Central chimneystack of 4 square
shafts and triple C17 stack of octagonal shafts on S. Two and a
half storeys. 5 window street front has twinned casements and
sashes on Ground and 1st floor, and 1-light casements in attic.
Central, 6-panel door with ornamental hood. Bands between
floors. Interior has very good late C17 newel oak staircase in
original well at rear centre of house. Large late Tudor brick
fireplace with beam and chamfered arch in centre Ground floor. 2
late C17 mullioned windows on N rear side. House continues on S
in single storey, C19 extension then C18 or early C19 garden wall
with sunken panels. N side has early C19 stable block with
symmetrical curved brick wall entrance. Weatherboarded slate
roofed ranges N and S. (RCHM Typescript).

Listing NGR: TL4281019514

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26507912

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