Building record 1704 - Hampton Post

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 55171 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

House, core of c.1665 or earlier, much altered. Brick, part in sandstone to first floor height; part pebble-dashed on upper floors. Slate roofs (formerly graded slate). Two storey, (part with cellar), three bays with added one and a half storey lean-to bay to left. T-plan of which rear wing was rebuilt above first floor in nineteenth century. Metal casements in timber frames with tile cills and arched brick heads. Altered doorway with added porch. Front and right-hand side have pebble-dashed upper floors. Brick stacks on central ridge and at gable ends. Gable end parapets with stone coping and kneelers. Interior: Panelled doors, stop chamfer beams, reused timbers, oak stair, inglenook.