Everards (EHER 27202)

Late medieval timber-framed house.

House is late medieval. Timber-framed, part rendered and part red Flemish bond brickwork and with gabled plain tile roofs. Of two storeys and former hall house with two cross-wings. Front of former hall has off-centre rebuilt stack through front slope of roof and small gabled dormer with three light casement. All windows on front have 20th century leaded lights. Front wall of red brick with one two light and one single light casement window. Cross wings each have 20th century pargetting on first floor and a two light casement. Ground floor and part flanks are underbuilt in red brick and front walls have a three light casement. Rear of east cross-wing (a possible service wing) has single storey rear extensions. 20th century extension to east flank, part one storey with attics with larger dormer and ‘cross-wing’ all in red brick, pargetting and plain tiles to match old house. Front of ridge of west cross wing has one old 17th century ridge tile with cresting. <1> See also: <2>