Bevingdon House (EHER 27752)

16th century or earlier two-storey, timber-framed and plastered house with attics and a tiled roof, with a facade of about 1772.

NRHE data transfer: Bevingdon House (NAT). <1> Bevingdon House, Belchamp Otten, is an early 17th century two-storeyed timber-framed and plaster building, on a half 'H' shaped plan. It was altered and refronted in the 18th century. <2> Bevingdon House, nearly 3/4 mile ENE of the church, is of two storeys with attics; the walls are timber-framed and plastered, and the roofs are tiled. It was built, probably early in the 17th century, on a half H-shaped plan with the wings extending towards the south. There are several modern additions between the wings, and at the end of the south-west wing. The original central chimney-stacks of the main block and of the south-east wing have detached octagonal shafts. The main roof is hipped at the ends. Inside the building, the south-east wing has chamfered ceiling-beams and flat joists partly exposed; the south-west wing has an open timber ceiling. Some original panelling has been re-used in various parts of the house, and there is one original panelled door with cock's head hinges. Condition - good. <3> Bevingdon House. House of the 16th century or earlier origin with about a 1772 facade. Grade II*. <4> See also: <5> <6>