Bridge Farmhouse (EHER 39140)

A 16th century timber framed farmhouse, which is roughcast rendered and roofed with 20th century red clay pantiles.

February 1987. Grade II listed. A 16th century timber framed farmhouse, which is roughcast rendered and roofed with 20th century red clay pantiles. It comprises three bays facing approximately south and has a two-bay crosswing at the left end, the whole forming a rectangular plan. There is an 18th century single-storey parallel range to the rear. Also described as Salcottstone Farm. <1> See photos <2>. NRHE data transfer: Salcottstone Farm [T.I.]. <3> Salcottstone Farm, house, 1 3/4 m. N.N.W. of Tollesbury church, was built in the 15th or early in the 16th century, with a central hall and cross-wings at the east and west ends. The east wing has been destroyed and the west wing is now included under the main roof. <4> Bridge Farmhouse (formerly Salcottstone). 3/154. Grade III. 15th - 16th century hall house, very much altered. <5> April 1960. Field survey. 'Bridge Farm' (nameplate) is as above described. The house is in good condition. See G.P. AO/60/147/6 from S.W. <6> See also <7>.