Description

TL 81 SE LITTLE TOTHAM CHURCH LANE

4/195 Little Totham Hall

GV II

House. C15 or earlier origin. C16 and later additions and alterations. Mainly
timber framed and plastered with a C16 brick range to right and a C19 gabled
left forward wing. Red plain tiled roofs. High roof level to left rear range,
this with red brick attached diagonal shaft chimney stack to ridge. Attached
diagonal shaft chimney to left of forward crosswing. Square red brick chimney
stack to front of right range. Of complex plan, the crosswings of the original
house have been destroyed, also part of the C16 addition. There are various
later additions. 2 storeys. One window range to each build excepting to right
which has also a blocked original moulded, 3 light brick window with mullions.
The left gable has vertically sliding sashes with glazing bars. Other windows
of 3 lights, some leaded and some of C17. Clasping pilasters to right angles.
C20 glazed door with moulded pediment and brick surround to gable right return.
RCHM 3.

Listing NGR: TL8836510376

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26621779

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