Cralle Place

Cralle Place is a house with elements dating back to the 16th century and presenting a 17th-century appearance, although largely rebuilt in 1724 by Sir John Lade. The house is two storeys with an attic, and has six windows plus a central window space. A central dormer window is positioned on the roof. The exterior is constructed of pale red brick with window dressings, architraves over the windows, and quoins, all made of a brighter red brick. Pilasters are positioned to flank the front facade, and a parapet tops the structure. The roof is tiled. The windows are casement windows with wooden mullions and transoms, featuring small square leaded panes. The front door, consisting of eight fielded panels, is set within a doorcase dating to around 1820, which features pilasters and a pediment. Inside, a wide hall is paved with red flags, and a staircase bears the date 1724.