Hulls Farmhouse (EHER 34557)

A house dated to the 16th to 17th century with early 20th century alterations and extension to left. It is timber framed with hanging cedar shingles,, red plain tiled roofs and a central chimney stack to the left rang.

A house dated to the 16th to 17th century with early 20th century alterations and extension to left. It is timber framed with hanging cedar shingles,, red plain tiled roofs and a central chimney stack to left range, attached square shaft to right range. The house has a taller 20th century left range, and a original right build with rear wing. The house is two storeys. Internal features include, original chimney stack now with a 20th century fireplaces, stop chamfered bridging joists, and square section ceiling beams. William Dunningham, Yeoman, lived here in 1796. <1> Photographs <2>