Description

REDLINGFIELD CHURCH ROAD TM 17 SE 4/157 Barn to the north east of 29.7.55 Hall Farmhouse GV II Formerly part of a Benedictine nunnery (perhaps a guest house), now used as a barn. C14 with later repairs and re-roofing. Flint rubble, formerly plastered, with stone dressings. Later repairs in red brick; weatherboarded gables. Plaintiled roof. 2 storeys and loft. 3 bays long. Diagonal corner buttresses except to south west where another range adjoined. 2 of the 4 side buttresses are intact, one on each wall. There are 5 small oblong C14 windows (one fragmentary), including one to first floor. North wall has 2 low 2- centre-arched recesses. 3 C16-C17 mullion and transom first floor windows. Inside, 3 bays of the first floor structure are of C16 date, with heavy plain joists set flat. The roof is probably of C18 date. Minor agricultural buildings adjoin to west. Scheduled Ancient Monument (County No.216). Hall Farmhouse not listed.

Listing NGR: TM1863970674

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