Hoe Farmhouse

Hoe Farmhouse is a 16th century house with a front range built in the 18th century using red brick in Flemish bond. The roof is ridged and fly-hipped, covered with peg tiles, and features eaves and troughing. The central front door on the ground floor has two rectangular fanlights above it and is framed by a wide wooden case with a flat hood supported by consoles. On either side of the door are 8-pane hornless sash windows, and there is a range of three matching sashes on the first floor, all adorned with stone arches and sills. The building has a plan consisting of two parallel ranges with an intervening valley and a short gable wing extending to the rear. Inside, there is Elizabethan panelling in the rear range with a guilloche pattern, and a former main entrance door flanked by two round wooden columns. The site has documentation dating back to 1319 and is partly moated.