Navestock Hall Farm (EHER 623)

Early 16th century timber-framed house with exposed timber-framing altered in the 18th and 20th centuries. Possibly on the site of a Manor House documented in the 14th century, and an associated chapel documented in 1335.

Early 16th century timber-framed house with exposed timber-framing. Now a farmhouse. <1> Possibly on the site of a 14th century manor house described as having a chapel incorporated in it in 1335. <2> <3> <4> Not certain if this the site of medieval manor. Is the 16th century date of hall correct or could the building be earlier? Mike Wadhams, apparently, was to check this. <5> See , O541 for a possible alternative site for this manor. Information from NRHE data transfer. Navestock Hall Farm (NAT). <6> Navestock Hall, an early 16th century timber-framed house with exposed timber-framing. Now a farmhouse, with 18th century additions and 20th century alterations. Possibly stands on the site of a 14th century Manor house described as having a chapel incorporated in it in 1335. <3> <1>