Description

In the entry for the following:

UGLEY
1.
5222
TL 52 NW 22/769 26.11.51 Wades Hall

The description shall be amended to read:

Cross wing of former house. Mid C16. C20 weatherboard over timber frame, which
has close-studded timbers and tension bracing: some wattle and daub infill
survives. Gabled old plain tile roof; mid/late C19 brick left lateral stack,
and remains of C16 brick right lateral stack. 2-unit plan, with central transverse
through-entry. Late C19 four-pane sash and 3-light casement to gable end; window
openings to left side wall of 2-storey, 3 window range. Interior: timber framing
survives, except to front half of right side wall; reused late Medieval wall posts
with heavy jowled heads, ground-floor room to front has late C16 panelling,
moulded beam with foliate stops and chamfered segmental-arched fireplace; late C16
panelled door to right. Transverse through-entry, flanked by close-studded
partitions, has stop chamfered architrave to doorway on left. Stop-chamfered
beam supported on jowled post to room at rear. 4 A-frame collar trusses with
stop-chamfered wall plates, clasped purlins and curved windbraces. This building
comprises the former chamber block of Wades Hall: the eastern wall range was
destroyed in the winter of 1987/8(RCHM ; Essex, Vol.l,p.328).

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UGLEY
1.
5222
Wades Hall
TL 52 NW 22/769 26.11.51

II

2.
Mid C16 timber-framed building fronted in modern weather-boarding. Built
on a half H plan with wings extending to the north and gabled on the south.
Two storeys. Four window range. Roof tiled, with an original central chimney
stack with 4 octagonal shafts on a square base. (RCHM 11).

Listing NGR: TL5079228000

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26516005

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