Building record 247/1 - Lee Green Hall, Lee Green Lane

Lee Green Hall is an ancient brick building erected in 1566. A moat until late years surrounded this hall, but nothing now remains of it (1). Present building is of a hall and crosswing from which the wall plate survives on a later brick wall. Remainder in brick with flush casements and added later C19 wing. Rear gable of this wing is built of very small Elizabethan bricks. Interior has large ovolo-moulded and bevelled beams.

<1> Wilson D et al, 1973-1986, Moated Sites Research Group Records, 1973 (Paper Archive). SCH2205.

<2> White F, 1860, White's Directory, /358 (Book). SCH3702.

<3> Department of the Environment, 1971-2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Report). SCH1934.