NHER 19259 (Building record) - Whiterails Farm

October 1951. Listed, Grade II.
16th century open hall house with three trusses on arched braces. Floor inserted about 1600 with brick gable and chimneystack with octagonal chimneys. Axial chimneystack later 17th century. Walling replaced by brick in 18th century. Larger wing added in 17th century with many stopped and chamfered doorframes. Carved spiral staircase. Original roof. Stepped south gable and double pediments over windows. Three massive chimneystacks at rear. 19th century windows and north gable dated 1896.
Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NAU), 17 June 1983.

University of East Anglia farm survey (S2) of 19th century farm buildings in file.

January 2006.
Farmhouse: East to west wing built late 16th century. North to south wing built early in 17th century.
See (S3).
Farm buildings include shelter sheds, possible stables and a cart lodge which may have also served as barn.
See (S2).
D. Robertson (NLA), 17 January 2006.