The Grange

The Grange is a house dated 1593 with later alterations, located on Pollard Street in Bacton. It is constructed of whitewashed brick and features a thatched roof, designed in a T plan. The main range runs east-west and the north facade is two storeys high. A central square porch is flanked on both sides by full-height late 19th-century canted bays, which have parapets and semi-circular pediments. The bays are glazed with renewed casements. A platband at the first floor extends into the returns, and there is a four-light renewed cross casement window above the door.

To the east, there is a cross wing with a shaped gable on kneelers and two renewed two-light cross casement windows on each floor, all beneath gabled roofs. The internal end stack of the cross wing has twin flues and is decorated with cruciform leaf panels. The main range features a stepped ridge stack with two rebuilt octagonal flues, and the western gable is shaped. The ground floor has two windows, while the first floor has two blocked windows. A datestone marked "W 1662" is present. An internal stack carries two 20th-century flues, and the platband continues onto the south facade. The eastern cross wing also terminates in a shaped gable and has a partly external gable end stack. The main front includes a two-storey canted bay to the left of centre, along with various renewed windows. There is a 19th-century outshut extension on the ground floor and a two-storey extension to the cross wing, which originally had a straight gable to the south but now features a shaped gable with decorated stacks on kneelers.