NHER 13130 (Building record) - Ringstead Bury

Late Georgian house (presumably post 1792 when church demolished in garden).
Five bays, two storeys on main south façade with on west a slightly recessed wing of four bays, two storeys. This is in identical style and red brick and may be of the same date, designed to avoid too large a façade. The original wooden porch with coupled Roman Doric pillars is now attached to a 19th century brick room to the east.
Good clunch barns with brick galletting and stables converted to a swimming pool.
E. Rose (NAU) 14 December 1982.

(S1) (dated to 1690 at Norfolk Record Office but [1] suggests it may be of 1724) marks the site of this house as 'Scite Rectory'.
E. Rose (NAU) 3 February 1989.

21 January 2004. Part Survey.
In fact main house is in two sections, one dating to between approximately 1720-80, the other, and the rear extensions, to post 1780, probably around 1800. Connected at rear is a small barn of around 1700 and a cottage, probably connected with earlier rectory on site. The larger barns and stables are part of the later work.
See report (S2) and plans (S3) in file.
E. Rose (NLA) 24 January 2004.

[1] reports that within the complex at Ringstead Bury is a squash court dated 1929.
A. Cattermole (NLA), 12 May 2009.

For further details of the barn at this site, see NHER 52814.
A. Cattermole (NLA), 14 May 2009.