Description

1.
5273 PETHAM KENFIELD ROAD
Petham

Kenfield Hall
TR 15 SW 12/539 29.9.52

II* GV

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The original portion of this mansion was built in circa 1730. Two storeys
and attics. Plum and russet brick. Hipped tiled roof. Wooden modillion eaves
cornice. Glazing bars intact. The main front faces north. Seven windows.
The 3 centre window bays project with a pediment over containing a round-headed
attic window. Brick stringcourse. Central doorcase with fluted pilasters,
triglyph frieze and pediment. The wings have 2 windows and one pedimented
dormer each. To the north-west is a long wing of 1909 of 7 windows in matching
style. The east front has 3 windows and 3 dormers, the south front 5 windows
and 3 dormers, the west front 3 windows and 3 dormers. The last has a doorway,
now the main entrance, with pilasters, curved shell-headed hood and doors of
6-fielded panels at the head of 4 steps.

Listing NGR: TR1197252520

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17557232

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