Thurgarton Old Hall

Thurgarton Old Hall is a house dated to the 1730s and the 19th century. It is primarily constructed of gault brick, with some red brick, and features black glazed pantile and slate roofs. The main facade has six bays and is two storeys high with an attic. There is a porch at the fourth bay supported by fluted Doric columns and fluted pilaster responds, with a frieze that includes metopes and triglyphs. The door surround is fluted and has roundels in the corners, leading to double doors, each with three raised and fielded panels. The windows are sash style with glazing bars, and there is a wooden dentil eaves cornice. The facade also includes three small attic windows with three lights. There is a gable end stack on the right, while the left stack has been removed. The left gable is shaped and made of red brick, featuring a platband between the upper and attic storeys, and a datestone marked 173-. To the right of this range is a mid-19th century addition with four bays, sash windows, brick quoins, oversailing eaves, and an axial stack. The right return has a canted bay with a central double door, which has a raised and fielded bottom panel and is glazed above, along with additional sash windows. There is also a further 19th century range at the rear.