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Latitude: 52.8982 / 52°53'53"N
Longitude: 1.1519 / 1°9'6"E
OS Eastings: 612097
OS Northings: 338064
OS Grid: TG120380
Mapcode National: GBR T9M.B1P
Mapcode Global: WHLR2.NFQ1
Plus Code: 9F43V5X2+7Q
Entry Name: Remains of Baconsthorpe Hall C80M South of Baconsthorpe Castle
Listing Date: 30 September 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1049846
English Heritage Legacy ID: 224555
Also known as: Outer gatehouse, Baconsthorpe Castle
ID on this website: 101049846
Location: Baconsthorpe, North Norfolk, NR25
County: Norfolk
District: North Norfolk
Civil Parish: Baconsthorpe
Traditional County: Norfolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Norfolk
Church of England Parish: Baconsthorpe St Mary
Church of England Diocese: Norwich
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TG 13 NW BACONSTHORPE
7/2 Remains of Baconsthorpe
Hall c.80m south of
Baconsthorpe Castle
GV II
Outer gatehouse to Baconsthorpe Castle, C16. Converted to house late C16/
early C17, altered early C19. Uncoursed galletted whole and knapped flint
with stone dressings, roofless. Formerly 3 bays with external gable and
turrets, now only centre and right bay with right turret. 2 storeys.
Footings of ranges to right and left. Tie irons dated 1921. Central gateway
arch reduced; early C19 doorway to centre bay within stone section to ground
floor which breaks forward, 4-centred stone arch with spandrels under
embattled parapet. Openings in stone probably reset from Baconsthorpe Castle
in early C19: 4-centred headed lights under square heads, stone mullions
and transoms, 3 lights over doorway, 3 lights to ground and 1st floor of
right bay (mullions and transoms lost to ground floor). Turret to right
gable: square to ground floor, octagonal to lst floor and above ending in
stone cupola with finial, parapet of half lunettes; 3 small openings to
east face. Rear: wide 4-centred moulded stone gateway arch, having slender
side shafts, under brick relieving arch, wall above lost. Blocked 3-light
window to first floor left. Interior: partition wall between 1st bay and
central passage with remains of 4-centred stone doorway to rear. Coursed
flint with brick, brick dressing to rear arches of openings. Floor lost.
Fireplace to rear wall of right bay. Gable end: large opening across width
of turret having segmental arch sloping down to rear, 1st floor fireplace
partially blocked, blocked openings to turret; opening to turret at attic
floor level. S.E. Rigold; Baconsthorpe Castle, H.M.S.O. 1966. Hall in
care of English Heritage. Scheduled Ancient Monument, Norfolk 144.
Listing NGR: TG1209738064
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