Kendall Lodge

Kendall Lodge is an early 17th century timber-frame house that has been completely encased in late 19th century red brick. It features a late 19th century red brick wing on the west end. The original eastern part of the house is two storeys high and includes a stopped chamfered ceiling beam, with one end supported by a carved post. The north wing retains its timber-frame structure and has chamfered ceiling beams. The exterior is made of red brick with a slated roof, and the south elevation displays three small gables, along with mullioned casements set in chamfered reveals and a gabled hood over the central doorway. The late 19th century gabled cross wing on the west end shares similar architectural details. The building is noted for its 17th century timber framing.