Lindsell Hall (EHER 37589)

15th century timber-framed hall house.

NRHE data transfer: Hall (NAT). <1> Lindsell Hall House. A 15th century hall house with cross-wings, partly rebuilt in the 16th century and extended at rear in the 20th century. (RCHM2) Grade II. <2> Lindsell Hall, south-west of the church, is of two storeys with attics, and is timber-framed and plastered. The roofs are tiled. The form of the house is of the 15th century, but the earliest detail is of the 16th century. The plan is half-H-shape, but the south-west wing is a 17th century addition, and the north-west wing is modern. On the eastern front, the upper storey projects and is gabled at each end. Under the northern projection are two curved brackets. The central chimney-stack is partly of the 16th century. <3> See: <4>