NHER 40362 (Building record) - Hall Farm

Farm, 1803-6 by Samuel Wyatt. Single pile farmhouse of two storeys, three bays. Gault brick, smut pantiles. Central Doric porch; flat arched sash windows. End chimneystacks. To right, brick wall sweeps down to hide services, to left, low wing. Rear wall of red brick with bow window to kitchen.
Barn is red brick, five steads; full height cart door to left, low cart door to right. Honeycomb vents. Platband to end bays and gables alone; south gable made to look like two storeys. Walls lined with flint.
Early 19th century garden wall of flint with brick details curves round corner enclosing farmyard and garden. Entrance gate opposite church is red brick arch under stepped battlements. Wall connects to farmhouse where are Greek Revival mouldings.
Information from (S1).

2004.
Seen briefly by E. Rose (NLA) who noted that there are many reused limestone fragments in the garden walls, presumably from the church.
E. Rose (NLA) 17 April 2004.