NHER 8954 (Building record) - Griston Hall

?Rebuilt 1597 on moated site. Much altered 19th century.
For full details see report (S1) and press cutting (S2) in file.
E. Rose (NAU), 1982.

UEA farm survey of barns (S3) in file.

January 2006.
Called Griston Red House on (S4).
W.G. Clarke noted he discovered a moat here.
Information from (S1).
Late 16th century house, now farmhouse. Brick with tiled and pantiled roof. Two storeys and attic. Two ranges. West range has date stone of 1597. 19th century windows.
Information from (S5).
Also called Old Hall Farm. Farm buildings:
1. Barn and shelter shed, pre 1700, brick, pantile roof.
2. Barn and integral stable, early to mid 18th century, timber studwork in all walls infilled with wattle and daub, brick plinth, externally clad in weatherboarding. Corrugated iron roof.
3. Stable, mid to late 1700s, brick to about 1m, timber studwork and bracing with wattle and daub infill. Corrugated iron roof.
4. Cart lodge, possibly early 1800s, pre 1858, clay lump walls, pantile roof.
5. Shelter shed, pre 1858, possibly early 1800s, clay lump over brick plinth, pantile roof.
6. Loose boxes, pre 1858, possibly early 19th century, flint base with brick, clay lump, pantile roof.
7 & 8. Barn and loose boxes to north, pre 1858, possibly early 1800s, flint and brick plinth, clay lump walls, pantile roof.
Information from (S3).
Barn 1 is dated mid 18th century in (S6).
Barn 2 is dated early 18th century in (S7).
D. Robertson (NLA), 19 January 2006.