Bromley Hall

Bromley Hall is a 17th-century house located on Bromley Hall Lane in Standon. The building features a timber frame covered in roughcast, with decorative pargetting on the gabled front porch and the panelled pargetting on the gabled stair turret on the east side. It has a steep hipped roof made of old red tiles. The house is large and square, standing two stories tall, and faces north. It has tall red brick central chimneys with paired diagonal shafts. The north front includes one window on each side of a central jettied projection, featuring flush box-sash windows with eight over eight panes, and a six-light mullioned window in the projection. The west side is also roughcast and has two three-light casement windows on each floor. There is a single-storey 19th-century projecting wing at the southwest corner, which has a hipped tiled roof and is roughcast over a high red brick plinth, with several cast iron lattice casements.