Hale Farmhouse

Hale Farmhouse is a 16th-century timber-framed house with a larger extension added in 1831, located on Newnham Road in Old Basing. The building has two storeys and features irregularly placed windows. It is topped with an old tiled roof that includes hips, half-hips, and catslides on either side of the older section. The upper part of the north gable displays an exposed timber frame with red brick infill and a plinth. The remaining walls are constructed of red brick in Flemish bond, featuring cambered openings on the ground floor, with two former windows now filled with panels of blue headers. The house has casement windows and includes one old boarded door within a solid frame, while the main entrance is marked by a gabled brick porch that shelters a plain doorway with a small five-unit fanlight.