One
of several isolated houses in the Crawley area by the 15th century, this
timber-framed cottage was extended in the next two centuries, and has five
bays: three are original, and one was an open hall. It was converted into a
smoke bay in the 16th century, when two bays were added; a chimney came later.
The exterior exhibits timber framing, brickwork and tile-hanging.
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