Year erected:1550
What is the history of the property?Grade II listed 16th century Swafield Hall is mentioned in “The Buildings of England” by Nicolaus Pevsner and Bill Wilson.
What was the era and/or the architectural style in which the property was built?The Hall has a brick and flint Tudor North facade and a lime washed Georgian South elevation. The historic interiors include the stunning 17 meters long vaulted Ground Floor Hallway, with marble flooring and Georgian yellow walls and the chandeliers on the 18th century main staircase.
Has restoration work taken place?Extensive restoration was undertaken from 2015 to 2018
Are there any important guests or previous owners worth mentioning?Local legend reports that Admiral Nelson stayed in Swafield Hall, and some believe that the house is inhabited by a friendly ghost.
Has the property received any certifications for its historical status?The Hall is Grade II listed
Would you describe your property as (or has it ever been in the past) a:Mansion
