Boys Hall

Boys Hall is a large, irregular-shaped house, likely dating to 1616 or 1632, and built using materials salvaged from an earlier house at Sevington known as ‘The Moat’. The south front has been modernised with four casement windows. The construction is stone, with a tiled roof punctuated by four gables. The rear elevation retains much of the original timber framing, now incorporating modern additions. Four old gables are visible, featuring bargeboards and pendants, and the building is partly tile-hung.