Bourchiers Lodge (EHER 39124)

Bourchier's Lodge is a timber framed house, built in around 1600, which is partly plastered and partly with the frame exposed. The roof is thatched. It has 19th century extensions.

April 1960. Field survey. 'Bourchier's Lodge' (name confirmed). As described above, in very good condition. See general photographs AO/60/150/7 from south-west; /8 from south-east. <1> July 1978. Grade II listed. A timber framed house, built in around 1600, which is partly plastered and partly with the frame exposed. The roof is thatched. It comprises a four-bay range facing north-west, and has a one bay-service wing to the rear of the second bay from the right end. There is an early 19th century extension in the left rear angle and a 19th century single-storey extension in the right rear angle. The building is two storeys and attics. <2> <3> See photos <4>. Bourchier's Lodge [T.I.]. <5> Bourchier's Lodge, 20 yards south of Bourchier's Hall (EHER 39123), is a 17th century house with modern additions on the east side. <6> Bourchier's Lodge. 8/153. Grade III. 17th century and a good deal restored. Two storeys timber framed and plastered, the roofs thatched. Some timber framing exposed at the north end. <7> Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import.