Sewalds Hall Farmhouse (EHER 33828)

A 15th century and later farmhouse with possible moat (EHER 3722). Grade II* Listed Building.

15th century and later manor house. NRHE data transfer: [TL 4957 0741] Sewalds Hall [NR] [TL 4961 0740] Moat [NR] <1> Sewalds Hall is of uncertain age, but is externally modernised and not outstanding. There is no ground trace or local tradition of a moat (see EHER 3722) at the Hall. The landscaped remains of a pond on the east side of house are independent of an ornamental pond to the north. <2> Sealds Hall Farmhouse. Manor House, 15th century and later, and smaller 16th century house, forming a 'unit system' group. Moated site (see EHER 3722). Grade II* Listed Building. 15th century manor house with later, smaller late 16th century house, forming a unit system group. Originally, a hall house with cross-wings. Now comprises two-bay north west cross-wing, 18th century central range of plastered brick in position of former hall, late 16th century south east cross-wing joined to formerly separate late 16th century house. The north west cross-wing, disused in 1983, has horizontal section joists, and crown post roof, and other original features. <3>