Creeksea Hall (EHER 11296)

An 18th century red brick house incorporating the wing of an earlier 16th century timber framed and plastered house on the North side. The mansard roof is tiled, half hipped and has one flat headed dormer window.

Creeksea Hall. <1> January 1975. Grade II listed. An 18th century red brick house incorporating the wing of an earlier 16th century timber framed and plastered house on the North side. The wing has exposed timber framing and is two-storeyed with attics. The mansard roof is tiled, half hipped and has one flat headed dormer window. The 18th century house is two-storeyed with a three-window range on the front and a later addition of single window range at the East end. The windows generally are double-hung sashes with glazing bars. The outer windows on the front are three-light. There is a central 20th century doorway in 18th century style. <2><3>