NHER 14052 (Building record) - Howe Hall and a possible medieval moated site, The Green

Possible moated site - to northwest of the house and north of the barn is a large pond of irregular outline.
Adjacent to east, the present T-shaped hall is a timber framed building, two storeys with queenpost roof, probably
late 16th century; the end cells are much altered and the layout is hard to judge. Timber framed stair turret may be an addition. Rear wing of brick, early 17th century, perhaps of industrial origin (?weaving room) above kitchen and services. Main block has brick façade of the late 18th century. Much altered and rebuilt in 20th century.
Barn, brick about 1770.
See full report (S1) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 27 May 1998.

March 2006.
House early 17th century, with later 17th century wing to rear.
Garden to south of façade enclosed by wall in English bond brick, about 1m high.
Barn is built of brick with pantile roof.
For further information see listed description.
D. Robertson (NLA), 30 March 2006.