Spaynes Hall (EHER 28332)

Timber-framed house constructed during the 16th century with 18th and 20th century alterations. The house is of two storeys, originally on an L-shaped plan, with the wings extending towards the north and west making the plan half H-shaped. There are 18th century or modern additions on the west side.

NRHE data transfer: Spayne's Hall (NAT). <1> Spayne's Hall. House of the 16th century or earlier, altered in the 18th and 20th century. RCHM 3. Grade II. <2> Spayne's Hall, about 600 yards south-east of the church, is of two storeys, timber-framed and plastered; the roofs are tiled. The house was built early in the 17th century, probably on an L-shaped plan, with the wings extending towards the north and west, making the plan half-H-shaped. There are 18th century or modern additions on the west. On the east front the upper storey projects and rests on original shaped and carved brackets, it is gabled at the north and south ends, and has a projecting gable in the middle. There are two gabled projections on the south elevation; the western gable has original barge-boards carved with arabesque ornament. Two of the chimney-stacks are original and have attached diagonal shafts. <3> See also: <4>