Wooding Farmhouse

Wooding Farmhouse is a 14th-century hall house that was extended in the 16th and 17th centuries, with later additions. The original 14th-century hall features an inserted floor and retains its original roof, which has a 16th-century roof above it. One original truss remains, showcasing arched braces, a collar, and foiled openings. The building is constructed from timber frame, stone rubble, and brick, with gables. It has two storeys and an attic, with casement windows. The front facade has three gables and is faced in painted brick. The brick end section is used as a farm building. Wooding Farmhouse, along with the barn to the northwest, forms a group.