Listed Building record MDR3294 - Old Hall, Main Street, Hognaston

Old Hall, Main Street, Hognaston, built in 1611. 'Probably late 17th century, T-shaped with coped gables and balled finials. Some mullioned windows, but several altered.' (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 25 SW PARISH OF HOGNASTON MAIN STREET 2/20 (West Side) 13.9.67 Old Hall (formerly listed as farmhouse south of Item 2B) II House. 1611. Coursed gritstone and ashlar. Stone coped gables with kneelers and ball finials. Good mid C19 patterned tiled roof and central brick stacks ( four grouped together). T-plan, two-storeys. The south front has central doorway with chamfered stone surround and dripmould flanked on either side by c1960 3-light flush stone mullion windows. First floor with two similar 3-light windows and single rectangular light above the doorway. East gable end with moulded stone window surround with dripmould on ground and first floor, each now with wooden casements. Blocked single light window in the gable. West gable end with one C17 3-light chamfered stone mullion window with dripmould. Rear wall at west end of main range with 2-light, formerly mullioned, window above with similar window below, with dripmoulds. West front of north wing has stone doorcase with chamfered surround and dripstone, single light above. Two former 3-light windows, one on each floor, with mullions removed. Listing NGR: SK2353050449.' (2)