More information : 2/8 Hatton Hall
Grade II
Farmhouse: c. 1830. Flemish bond red brick wth some yellow
headers. Welsh slate roof which projects at eaves and verges.
2 gable brick chimneys. Double-pile plan. 3-storey,
symmetrical 3-bay front. End bays have 3-light wooden casements
with panels of small-pane glazing above, under plastered
wedged brick heads and with stone sills. Simpler 3-light
casements in top storey. Late C19 brick porch with planted
timbers in gable, contains 6-panelled door. Similar 2-light
windows above.
Interior: Entry into lobby with well staircase of plain balusters
and curving mahogany handrail. 4-panelled doors and some exposed
ceiling beams.
Stands within well-preserved medieval moat and built to replace a
considerable timber-framed manor house.
2/9 Causeway over moat at Hatton Hall
Grade II
Revetted causeway: probably early C19 but possibly earlier.
Dressed red sandstone with tooling marks. Solid side walls with
projecting band at road level. Restored parapet with rounded
coping.
Listed for group value only. (1)
(Previously recorded with the earlier hall and moat under SJ 46 SE 4)
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