Batt's Farmhouse (EHER 12065)

Batt's Farmhouse has a 17th century timber framed rear wing and an 18th century reb brick front range. The building has red plain tiled roofs with external red brick chimney stacks to the right and left. There is a moat (EHER 12064) to the SW.

NE of the moat (EHER 12064) is the house. It has a 17th century rear wing, and 18th century front range of red brick. The rear wing is timber-framed. <1> August 1986. Grade II listed. Batt's Farmhouse has a 17th century timber framed rear wing and an 18th century reb brick front range. The building has red plain tiled roofs with external red brick chimney stacks to the right and left. It is of two storeys with a three-window range of small vertically sliding sash windows. There is a central two-panel and two-light door, with a two-step approach. Internally, there is exposed timber framing on the ground floor, a repaired red brick fireplace, a brick floor, and an 18th century range with two good 19th century cast iron fire surrounds. <2> See photo <3>.