NHER 12558 (Building record) - Hall Farm

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Summary

This flint house has stone, brick and flint quoins. The house was restored in 1975 when the long narrow 17th century windows were reopened. To the south of the building is an unusual, original stair turret.

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Map sheet TG14SW
Civil Parish UPPER SHERINGHAM, NORTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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Flint house with stone quoins, and also older brick and nodule quoins. Before restoration in 1975, 17th century? blocked long narrow windows were visible around the present ones; the latter have now been blocked and the old windows reopened. The front door has cut a similar window, and since been narrowed, when an internal wall was constructed. A window has now been opened in the part of the old window that protrudes beyond the former door edge. On north facade is a window twice narrowed. There is on south an unusual stair turret, apparently original.
Information from plans deposited with NAU by North Norfolk District Council 1977.

  • --- *Rolled Plan: Large Plan Exists.
  • --- Record Card: NAU Staff. 1974-1988. Norfolk Archaeological Index Primary Record Card.

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Record last edited

Sep 12 2024 4:39PM

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