Winterfold

Winterfold is a hall house dating from the 15th century on the right side, with a mid-17th century cross wing on the left. It features a timber frame, with the front clad in whitewashed brick, the center rendered, and the left-hand return front showing exposed frame with whitewashed infill. The building has plain tiled roofs, including a weatherboard gable on the left. The T-shaped plan includes a cross wing to the left, and the structure stands two storeys high. There is a front ridge stack on the right and rebuilt detached diagonal stacks on the left, set on an offset plinth. The windows display irregular fenestration, with one small casement window on the first floor to the right, a through-eaves dormer in the center with a window below, and a first-floor window under a cambered edge in the cross wing. The ground floor of the wing has two 2-light cambered head windows and a buttress to the right of center. The main entrance is now located on the right-hand return front in a pentice extension under a gabled dormer, with a single-storey extension to the left. Inside, there are large cambered tie beams on the first floor with moulded soffits and braced crown-posts in the hall.