Richmonds in the Wood (EHER 37656)

Early 14th century aisled hall, rebuilt in late 16th century.

Early 14th century - originally an aisled hall with gabled cross-wing at south end. The hall was extensively rebuilt in late 16th century. It is timber-framed and plastered with red plain tile half hipped roof. It is one storey and attics with a four window range modern casements and a modern gabled porch and modern lean-to at rear. A 16th century roof oversails the cross-wing, which is jettied to rear. There is a late 16th century red brick chimney stack. Internally, original framing remains, and is exposed in cross-wing. <1>