NHER 14131 (Building record) - Sundial Farmhouse, Shelton Green

16th to 17th century timber framed core, much altered, large fireplace modernised. Georgian staircase of good quality, and additions of 18th to 20th centuries. Chimney stack at south-west also seems original, in which case there were two chimney stacks on original house.
See secondary file for further details.
NARG survey 1978 (S1).

Timber framed house; apparently a medieval hall house, later reduced and adapted as a kitchen wing to a grand house of around 1650. Further alterations when brick wing added in 18th century. Staircase and pannelling said to come from Shelton Hall (NHER 10175). Extended 19th to 20th century.
See full report in secondary file (S2).
E. Rose (NLA), 20 March 2001.

June 1981. Listed, Grade II.
Listing Description:
Sundial Farmhouse, Shelton Green. Shelton.
17th or 18th century timber-frame house, plastered. West end 17th century, steep pantile roof with gabled ends, one storey and attic, internal brick chimney stack at east end at junction with two storey 17th to 18th century wing, with higher pantile roof with gabled ends, east end brick faced in 18th century with tumbled brick gable containing chimney stack. Four window range, right hand four sash windows, remainder 19th century, two, three and four-light casements.
Information from (S3)