London Hayes (EHER 38518)

A late 16th century timber framed house, extended in the 18th century. There are 18th and 20th century extensions to the rear, and the first floor and roof are reported to be much altered. This is part of a larger house of high status which formerly extended to the rear.

January 1953. Grade II listed. A late 16th century timber framed house, extended in the 18th century. The roof is covered with handmade red clay tiles and there is a 19th or 20th century chimney stack on bay from the left end. To the rear of the building is an 18th century extension and a 20th century conservatory to the left of it. The main range is of two storeys and is jettied at the left end; the extension is single storey with attics. There is a 20th century door in the original doorway which has decorative carving. The roof has a gablet hip at the North end and shaped sprockets on three sides of the main roof. The first floor and roof were not inspected but are reported to be much altered. This is part of a larger house of high status which formerly extended to the rear. <1> See photo <2>.