NHER 16365 (Building record) - Green Farm, Saxlingham Green

22 July 1980. Visit by E. Rose (NAU).
Fragment of hall house, early 16th century? with 17th century extension and alterations.
See detailed report (S1) and photographs (S2) in file.
E. Rose (NAU) 22 July 1980.

December 1983. Listed, Grade II.
Listing Description:
Former farmhouse. Late 16th century with thorough late 20th century refurbishment. Rendered timber frame with pantiled roof. Lobby entrance type plan. Two storeys with attic. Varied fenestration mainly late 20th century 3-light casements with horizontal glazing bars. However, two surviving original windows with hollow chamfered mullions and one 3-light 18th century window with metal casement and horizontal glazing bars inserted into an originally mullioned frame. Front door opposite axial stack. Rebuilt winding stair to entrance side of stack in original position. Timbers of heavy scantling with wide chamfers and simple stepped stops. Moulded corbels for principal beams. Roof rebuilt; however, one queen posttruss to north of stack and one clasped purlin truss to south survive; thus first floor room to north of stack originally open to roof.
Information from (S3).

Updated by H. White (NLA), 25 March 2009

Informant's dissertation reports medieval sherd and post medieval wares from garden.
E. Rose (NAU) 10 February 1986.

March 2009.
Planning permission sought to convert the existing brick- built barn to provide annex accomodation and to demolish the existing timber-framed barn. A new building to provide garaging, a storage area and a potting shed would be errected.
See (S4)
H. White (NLA), 25 March 2009