White Hall Farmhouse (EHER 37362)

Early 19th century alteration of a 17th century earlier farmhouse.

Farmhouse of the early 19th century, with older part to the rear. The front part is brick with a rough-cast render and a slate roof. The rear part is timber-framed and plastered, with tiled roof. It has a double-pile plan with a central entrance-hall, one chimney in the north-east wall, two chimneys in the south-west wall, all of the early 19th century. This forms the front of an older timber-framed building of the 17th century or earlier. There is a central six-panel door with plain light over, shallow hood and doorcase, of the early 19th century. It has one sash window to each side and three on first floor, all with glazed margins, of the later 19th century. The house has a shallow-pitched hipped roof, the whole forming a symmetrical composition. <1> See: <2>