High House Farmhouse (EHER 37975)

15th century timber-framed hall house.

House, and former farmhouse, of the 15th century. It is timber-framed and plastered, of two storeys with gabled pegtile roofs over two parallel ranges. The south range has an off-centre small ridge line stack and a slate lean-to at the east end. The front has 20th century gabled pegtile roofed enclosed porch and aluminium 20th century casements. The rear has a pebble dashed range of the mid 19th century with end bargeboards and double hung sash windows, some with one and some with two vertical glazing bars. The former in-line hall house with jowled posts heavy arched braces, with soot blackening and the remains of crown-post roof. Part of a board and muntin partition survives, probably of the 16th century. <1> See: <2>