Baytree Farmhouse (EHER 30202)

A timber framed house dating from the early 16th century and to around 1600. It was altered in the 18th and 19th centuries and extended in the 20th century.

May 1953. Grade II* listed. A timber framed house dating from the early 16th century and to around 1600. It was altered in the 18th and 19th centuries and extended in the 20th century. Roofed with handmade red plain tiles. There is an early 16th century long-jetty range of three bays facing north. To the right is a long-jetty range of around 1600 comprising one short bay with stack in rear half, stair and lobby-entrance in the front half, and two long bays to the right of it. A 20th century two-storey extension of yellow brick with flat roof is situated to the rear of the left end of the earlier range. <1> See photos <2>. NRHE data transfer: Bay Tree Farm. <3> Bay Tree Farm is early 16th century with early 17th century additions. This house embodies the 'watershed' dividing late Medieval tradition and the succeeding tradition; it is a veritable text book example. <4> <5> <6> March 1975. Field survey. As described but not outstanding. See photograph. <7> Baytree Farmhouse (formerly listed as Bay Tree Farmhouse). House. Built in early 16th century and in around 1600, altered in 18th century and 19th century, extended in 20th century. <8>