Badliss Hall (EHER 34535)

A 16th century or earlier timber framed house with 17th century, 18th century and later alterations and additions. It is plastered to the outside and as a hipped red tiled roof with off centre right chimney stack. Foundation trenches were excavated through 18th to 20th century deposits and produced a small pottery assemblage and one fragment of clay pipe. A single Bronze Age worked flint flake was recovered and probably residual. One sherd of 17th century pottery was also of interest.

November 1987. Grade II listed. A 16th century or earlier timber framed house with 17th century, 18th century and later alterations and additions. It is plastered to the outside and as a hipped red tiled roof with off centre right chimney stack. The building is two-storeys and to the rear left is a jettied double wing with hipped and gabled roof, and to the rear right is a one storey gabled wing with attics. Both wings have chimney stacks. <1> November 2014. Watching brief. Foundation trenches for a rear extension were excavated through 18th to 20th century deposits and produced a small pottery assemblage and one fragment of clay pipe. A single Bronze Age worked flint flake was recovered and probably residual. One sherd of 17th century pottery was also of interest. <2> Photographs <3>