NHER 19356 (Building record) - Westfield House, Station Road

May 1983. Listed, Grade II.
Late 16th century brick and flint. Two storeys and attics. Gabled stair turret at rear. Mid 17th century façade of five bays. Windows blocked in line with off centre stack. Also external gable stack. Very elaborately decorated beams in hall and parlour. Fireplace bressumers. Late 18th century staircase.
Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NAU), 27 July 1983.

2002. Building Survey.
NHBG survey. Dates as an early 17th century house, and states that façade is Georgian.
See report (S2) for further details.
E. Rose (NLA), 5 February 2003.

See confidential file.

(S3) notes façade is in fact from about 1800, one brick thick, not bonded to house. Two gabled projections to north, that to east older, 19th century bathroom between them. Plinth of east projection has mysterious breaks; Wilson calls this a stair turret but this may not be correct. Interior has the finest moulded beams in Broadland, and a very large first floor room to east now subdivided. Staircase at east end, that to west 18th century (the projection) the other 19th century. Large fireplaces . House was once more grand than now but probably not larger. Ruined outbuilding to west, probably not a privy.
Large amounts of chaff removed from between floorboards in 2005.
E. Rose (NLA), 14 March 2005.