Description

MARKS TEY HALL CHASE
1.
5214
(south of A12)
Barn to north-west of
Marks Tey Hall
TL 92 SW 11/14
II
2.
C17. Of red brick with blue-glazed headers on the east elevation, 3 bays and
2 storeys. Ridged peg-tiled roof between 2 brick-coped gables of which that
to the north has the remains of a finial. The eaves are corbelled. Two diagonal
chimney shafts of later date central to the west slope of the roof. First floor
mounted on 3 binding joists, rafters mainly original. One blocked window in
south gable and, open one in north gable, and 3 casements on east first storey
above a central door with casements each side. Blue glazed headers in diaper
patterns on east first storey.

Listing NGR: TL9168823322

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26557232

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