The Old Ferry House and range to right (EHER 34917)

A late 18th century or earlier red brick house with a left outshot and weatherboarded range to the right. This is labelled as the site of a ferry house on the Chapman and Andre map of 1777.

July 1983. Grade II listed. A late 18th century or earlier red brick house. It has a hipped roof covered in red plain tile with a chimney stack to the rear range. The building is of two-storeys with an outshot to the left and a single storey weatherboarded range to the right. It has various rear ranges. To the front is an off centre four-panelled door with moulded surround, frieze, and pediment on brackets. Internally, it has several simple 18th century fireplaces, a 19th century re-positioned set of stairs and the original stair turret at the rear. The timber frame of the roof incorporates reused timber including some probably of pre-mid 15th century date, and many re-used sooted rafters. <1> See photos <2>. The site of a ferry house on the Chapman and Andre map of 1777. <3>