NHER 20135 (Building record) - East End Farmhouse

June 1953. Listed, Grade II.
Approximately dating to 1600 and 17th century.
Flint, carrstone and clunch. three or four different builds, all 17th century.
Two storeys with two storey porch tower to west, latter with four centred arch with hoodmould, and stepped brick gable. Two storey central range, chequerwork knapped carrstone, flint and pink clunch. Three inserted 18th century ground floor windows surrounds, two wooden cross windows. Two first floor windows in 17th century openings. 18th century string course and brick quoins. Brick coped parapets divided from builds to north and south. South single bay range perhaps same build as porch; galleted knapped flint, brick plinth and quoins. Two first floor windows have 17th century surrounds, ground floor have 18th century ones. South gable with 17th century attic window. North single bay range of carrstone. Rear stairs outshut connects central and south ranges, and other additions.
Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NAU) 12 March 1984.

UEA farm survey (in file) of associated farm buildings describes cartlodge dated 1762, barn and other buildings probably of the same date.