Woodham Mortimer Place (EHER 39064)

A 17th century or earlier house with an 18th century front range, now used as offices and workshops for European Electronics Systems. The front range is made from gault brick and stucco, and the earlier rear range is timber framed and plastered.

January 1982. Grade II listed. A 17th century or earlier house with an 18th century front range, now used as offices and workshops for European Electronics Systems. The front range is made from gault brick and stucco, and the earlier rear range is timber framed and plastered. The building is two-storey with attics, and has a grey slate gambrel roof. To the front is a set of off-centre double doors of six panels, with a traceried light over. Fluted columns and pilasters support the dentilled and moulded flat canopy. The building is on a complex plan, and was at one time much larger: the Hearth Tax returns a record for 30 hearths. It was the 18th/19th century home of the Parker family. <1> See photos <2>.