Ingatestone Hall |
| Hob Uid: 414172 | |
Location :
Essex
Brentwood
Ingatestone and Fryerning
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| Grid Ref : TQ6540098520 |
| Summary : The remaining part of a large brick courtyard house built or rebuilt by Sir William Petre between the years 1539 and 1566. In the 18th century the gatehouse and stable buildings were rebuilt. Between 1799 and 1819 the west range containing the Great Hall was demolished leaving the courtyard open. A few small additions were made to the existing building in the 18th and 19th century. In the C20 there has been a considerable amount of restoration. |
More information : (TQ 65409852) Ingatestone Hall (NR) (1)
Built or re-built probably by Sir W. Petrie, circa mid 16th
century with additions late 16th and 18th centuries. Modern
chapel probably replaces an earlier one on same site. Late
16th century barn 100 yards north west of Hall at TQ 65299862.
(Scheduled) (2)
Ingatestone Hall (name confirmed) is an outstanding 16th century
building. The house and barn are as described.
Published survey 1:2,500 correct. (3)
Ingatstone Hall. The remaining part of a large mid C16 brick courtyard house rebuilt and enlarged by Sir William Petre between the years 1539 and 1566. In the C18 the gatehouse and stable buildings were rebuilt. Between 1799 and 1819 the west range containing the Great Hall was demolished leaving the courtyard open. A few small additions were made to the existing building in the C18 and C19.
In the C20 there has been a considerable amount of restoration.
RCHME 3. Grade II*. (4)
Additional reference. (5)
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