Stonards Farm (house), Epping (EHER 82858)

A multi-phase farmhouse, originally built as a timber framed house on an L-shaped plan in the early 17th century, though the farmstead is documented from 1427. It underwent alterations in brick in the late 19th century which created the current double-pile plan. A late 19th century conservatory was demolished sometime before 1970. The building was Listed in 2025.

June 2025. Grade II listed. A multi-phase farmhouse, with fabric dating to the early 17th century and a major period of remodelling in the mid 19th century. The farmstead has been documented since 1427. Early 17th century fabric can be found in the timber framed north range of the house which displays (amongst other things) timberwork, brick chimneystacks and fireplaces of this period. It was originally built on an L-shaped plan, and late 19th century alterations in brick created the current double-pile plan. At the same time a conservatory was added, extending south from the garden front, but it had been demolished by 1970. <1>