Howbridge Hall (EHER 8413)

A timber framed house built in around 1580 but with extensive 18th-19th century alterations.

Late 16th century house, timber-framed and plastered. Inside, some original panelling and moulded ceiling beams and an original panelled door. One room has an early 17th century glass shield of arms. A bedroom on the first floor has moulded plaster, 17th century trabiations and a plaster shield of arms above the fireplace. <1> <2> See photo. <3> March 1950. Grade II listed. Built in around 1580, with 18th century windows and a 17th century chimneystack. Interior has reused 17th century panelling and an 18th century 18 panelled room. <3> September 1976. Field survey. Howbridge Hall (name confirmed) is of 16th century date but with extensive 18th-19th century alterations. Not outstanding. <5> <6> Original HER entry merged with NRHE data transfer.