Park Wall Farmhouse

Park Wall Farmhouse is an early 17th-century house constructed of coursed flint with brick dressings and a thatched roof. It features a lobby-entrance type plan and has a facade of three bays across two storeys. The central entrance is a plank door with a datestone above, indicating restoration in 1960. The windows are casements from that period in a 19th-century style, with the left window in its original opening and the right window in a partially blocked opening. On the upper floor, there is a small light above the door flanked by casements, all in restored original openings. The eaves have clay lump infill, and the left-hand quoins are chamfered, alternating between brick and flint. Moulded brick kneelers support the parapet gables, and there is an axial stack. The left gable has a large blocked light to the attic. Inside, the left-hand ground floor room features jewel stops on the spine beam, and there are lintels above the front door and a transverse beam in the upper right-hand room.