NHER 12658 (Building record) - Whitehall Farm and barn

Whitehall Farm.
Northeast gable has huge chimneystack in brick, on flint wall with two tiny blocked windows. Main portion of house whitewashed; has a projecting two storeyed porch now rising from a penthouse, and a wing to west. Probably 16th to 17th century or even earlier.

July 1977. Visit.
Barn, flint, with brick letters H I B 17-- (rest hidden by later building). Fair condition.
E. Rose (NAU), 28 July 1977.

March 1985. Listed, Grade II.
Listing Description:
Farmhouse. Mid 17th century. West front and returns flint, clunch and brick dressings, east front 18th century English bond brick skin, all colourwashed, shingled roof. Two storeys, four windows. East front has four ground floor 19th century camber headed casements, three light at south, twp light to north, four first floor casements, two 20th century doors. Steeply pitched roof with one axial, one south end stack., at north large external brick stack with set offs. West front has two storey gable wing at right angles at south with two windows, attic brick kneelers with pedestals, coped parapet with central blocked arched opening. two storey cut-down entrance gable in centre with continuous lean-to. At south two large blocked brick dressed openings. 19th century two storey service wing attached at south.
Information from (S1).

2013.
Proposals to convert field barn to single dwelling.
See Heritage Statement (S2) for further details.
A.Miller-Fik (HES), 10 June 2013. Amended by P. Watkins (HES), 11 March 2015.