Park Farmhouse

TG 22 SW HEVINGHAM CROMER ROAD

6/57 Park Farmhouse.

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Manor House, C16 and later. Built of red brick with corrugated smut tiles. L-shaped plan of 2 storeys and attics with single storey C19 range to the north. A fragment of the manor house built on the site of the former Bishop's Palace. Altered in the mid C18, and radically in 1844. C19 facade to south 3 windows with C20 door in original opening. Casement windows with wrought iron lights and glass quatrels. Brick chamfered reveals, flat chamfered gauged brick arches with moulded brick hood moulds. Shallow brick pilaster to the right of the doorway. Over the door a mediaeval stone corbel and terra-cotta King's head. Brick dentil eaves course. C16 gable wall to east, with brick plinth, blocked window with hood mould and stepped gable. Fragment of stone tracery set high up in wall. Mid C18 gable wall to west, with plinth, and re-used stone possibly from the 'Bishop's Palace. First floor casement window and blocked window with segmental brick arches and moulded brick string course at attic floor level. Attic window with segmental brick arch. North wing with C19 casement windows, brickwork and stepped gable as above. Brick dentil eaves, C19 stepped gables and end gable stacks to east and west. Single storey north range not of special interest. North gable inscribed RM 1844. A tie iron on the east gable is inscribed M. 1661 M.

Listing NGR: TG2045220806