NHER 41672 (Building record) - Moor Lodge, Reepham Moor

18th century house, red brick and rendered brick, pantile roof. Two storeys, triple pile to rear. Three bays with central door behind cast iron Gothick porch. Brick dentils and parapet; end stacks on parapet gables. East gable has evidence of three separate builds, one tumbled, plinth and string course. West side has timber porch on cast iron brackets. Single storey kitchen wing and conservatory. Good cast iron fireplaces; window shutters. Principal ceiling beams have ogee stops. Recorded as a blacksmith's house in 1809.
Listing includes early 19th century red brick wall along road with cast iron coping and wrought iron entrance gate and railings.
Information from (S1).
The description of the gable wall and beams suggests the building may have a 17th century core.
E. Rose (NLA), 10 May 2005.

(S2) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 18 December 2006.