Anser Gallows Farmhouse (EHER 36121)

Late 16th to early 17th century timber-framed house.

Dating to about 1600, it is a timber-framed and plastered farmhouse with alterations to the exterior in the 19th century and with modern wood casement fenestration. It is two-storey with three large bays, the centre one containing a brick stack. There is a service bay extension at east end, a rear stair wing, and modern extensions. The house has gable and clay tile roofs with a large 19th century ridge stack of three square shafts with dentil capping. It has a small gabled porch to front with barge boards. <1>