Shingleford (EHER 38725)

A 16th century or earlier timber framed and plastered house with a later left crosswing. The farm is first referenced as 'Chiggleford' in 1319 and the owner in 1986 possessed deeds relating to the property from 1595.

August 1986. Grade II listed. A 16th century or earlier timber framed and plastered house with a later left crosswing. There are red plain tiled roofs, which are gambrelled to the right range and have a red brick chimney stack off the centre left. The building is single storey with attics and features an 18th century single storey, red brick brewhouse to its right. The owner possesses deeds relating to the property from 1595. <1> See photos <2>. This farm is first referenced as 'Chiggleford' in 1319. The current building on the site is 16th century or earlier and of timber framed construction. The farmyard includes an 18th or 19th century barn (EHER 38728), a granary (EHER 38727) and an early 19th century pump (EHER 38726). <3>