Description

FAWKHAM PENNIS LANE
1.
5280
Pennis Farmhouse
TQ 56 NE 3/144
II

This is possibly a fragment of the east wing of the large C16 house named Pennis
which was demolished in the early C19 but is more likely a late mediaeval hall-
house. Timber-framed building, refaced with stucco and brick, now painted.
Two storeys, ground floor stuccoed. First floor tile hung. Five modern casement
windows. Hipped tiled roof with gablet to one end. Rear elevation has some
exposed timbering including a curved brace. The interior contains exposed beams
including some upright posts with jowls.

Listing NGR: TQ5969867267

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26563974

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