Far Hall

The original plan form has been retained and incorporates box-framed partitions, except in the cross passage where there is a close-studded partition with the hall. The main range has back-to-back fireplaces. In the hall to the R of the entrance is a stone segmental-headed fireplace. Two cross beams have stepped stops, one of which has a wall post with moulded capital. In the kitchen is a fireplace with chamfered timber lintel, to the L of which is a recess for a C19 copper boiler and a bread oven. Spine and cross beams include a spine beam, probably re-used, with slots for a screen. Two boarded doors lead into the service rooms, of which the L hand retains a C19 straight service stair. The wing, now and perhaps always 2 rooms, has cross beams. The lower storey retains flagstone floors.

In the upper storey are doors with fielded panels and box-framed partitions. The chamber above the hall has a profusely ornamented Elizabethan overmantel, comprising 4 panelled bays with round arches, full frontal figures, foliage and vine trails in low relief. The room is wood panelled. To the L of the fireplace is a door with richly-moulded frame and traces of former arched panels. To the R of the fireplace is a small chamber with flagged floor. The room above the kitchen has oak-panelled walls and a shallow triangular head to its fireplace lintel. The small room above the service rooms is also oak panelled.

The wing has 2 upper-storey rooms, both with oak panelling. In the room on the S side is an ornate overmantel to a small fireplace, and ornate contemporary panelling incorporating arched panels. The room on the N side has 2 box-framed panels in the rear wall, evidence that the wing was originally timber-framed, at least in the upper storey.

The attic has 5 collar-beam trusses in the main range, unequally placed. The wing has 3 similar trusses and box-framing in the truss between main range and wing with a doorway.

A T-shaped 2½-storey house comprising hall, kitchen and service rooms in the main range, cross passage and parlour to a wing on the W side. Of rubble stone, the hall and wing with coursed rubble S front, and slate roof. The main range has a central stone ridge stack with 4 diagonal shafts. The wing has a rebuilt end stack of brick with diagonal shaft. The S entrance in the wing has a C19 doorway with brick segmental head, boarded door and 3-pane overlight. The main range to the R has 4-light windows with wooden ovolo mullions and reinstated hood moulds in the lower and upper storey. The attic has a similar 3-light window. The L side wall has similar 2-light windows. In the wing is a vertical joint to the L of the entrance from the plinth to the eaves, demonstrating that the wall has been rebuilt. Further L are C19 3-light windows, incorporating metal casements and square-pane glazing, under a brick segmental head in the lower storey and beneath the eaves in the upper storey.

The E front of the main range has C19 openings with brick dressings and segmental heads. An entrance R of centre has a boarded door and 3-pane overlight. Three-light windows are similar to the wing. In the lower storey there is a window R and L of the doorway and in the upper storey 4 windows. The N gable end of the main range has , in the lower storey, a blocked window L of centre under a badly weathered hood mould. In the upper storey is a blocked doorway to the R, and the shadow of a former external stair. The attic has a hooded former window later cut down to make a doorway with brick dressings and boarded door. In the rear (W) elevation of the main range is an inserted segmental-headed window to the L lighting a C19 service stair, and 3-light C19 window to the R. In the wing is a boarded cross-passage door to the L under a brick segmental head. To the R each storey has a 3-light C19 window similar to the front. The gable end, which has been mostly rebuilt, has a 2-light attic window on the L side of the gable.