NHER 23027 (Building record) - Berry Hall

Now farmhouse. Mid 17th century brick and flint, black glazed pantiles. 2 storey 3 bay facade. 18th century doorcase to central door. Windows 20th century, but evidence of altered surrounds and blocked windows. Platband remains on west half. Bell based gables. Internal east gable stack with square plinth carrying 2 octagonal flues on roll moulded bases. West gable rebuilt. At south west corner a stepped buttress with tumbling. 2 storey gabled crosswing at rear with ridge and north gable stack.
Listing grade II 1986, see (S2).
E. Rose (NAU) 31 October 1986.

According to (S1) this stands on the site of Bury Hall manor, recorded from 1412 onwards.
E. Rose (NAU) 11 February 1991.

July 2006. Building recording.
The earliest part of the appears to be the principal external chimney stakc against a 16th century kitchen constructed with some brick and flint. In the 17th century the west end was remodelled or rebuilt with the current windows and decorative plat band. In the 18th century and early 19th century the hall was remodelled with an elegant stairway and the west room was refurbished with the cupboard and boxing-in of the joist. The dairy range and connecting room seem to be of 19th century date and the larder to the rear of the south east room was probably built at the same time when the chimney stack was encased.
See (S3) for further information.
S. Howard (NLA), 16 December 2009.