Description

1.
5193 PAMPHILL
High Hall
SU 00 SW 4/1 18.3.55
II* GV
2.
House of circa 1670, altered in C18 and C19. Additions of 1880, Architect
Crickmay, and circa 1910, Architect J A Gotch. Plastered walls with raised
quoins, hipped tiled roof with stone eaves courses and moulded cornice.
Large brick stacks in centre spine wall. Original house of compact double-pile
plan, late extensions each end. Two storeys plus basement and attic. Entrance
in north elevation. Ground and first floors each have five double-hung sash
windows with glazing bars and moulded surrounds. Attic has three hipped dormers.
Entrance in C19 western addition, this, of one storey and basement, has flat roof
with parapet and cornice. Eastern extension of two storeys, matching design of
original house. South front has central doorway in classical surround, with pediment,
approached by stone steps. Four double-hung sash windows on ground floor and
five on first floor, all with glazing bars in moulded surrounds. Attic has
five hipped dormers. Bowed front to western extension, with double-hung sash
windows. Internally, main rooms have C18 panelling. C18 cut string stair
with turned balusters.
RCHM Monument 7.

Listing NGR: SU0008302806

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17537882

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