Prouds Farmhouse (EHER 37614)

14th century timber-framed hall house.

NRHE data transfer: Proud's Farm (NAT). <1> A 15th century hall house, altered in the 16th century but retaining its original plan and much original detail. The house has been restored. Grade II. <2> A timber-framed 15th century house with later alterations and additions, but original moulded beams and doorheads and part of the original roofs. <3> Proud's Farmhouse was originally a 14th century open hall house with at least one contemporary crosswing. The hall appears to have been largely rebuilt about 1570. At the rear of the 14th century wing is a structure of about 1520 and the southern crosswing is of about 1590. <4> Proud's Farmhouse. 14th century hall house with gabled cross-wings, altered and extended in 16th and 17th century. (RCHM 45). Grade II*. <5> April 1975. Field survey. Externally the hall pattern has been retained, but it has been modernised and is not outstanding. <6> See also: <7>