John Deeks of Sible Hedingham, gentleman, had this substantial house built in 1890. It has considerable visual interest. On the north side a two storey bay projects out below a highly decorated gable which creates the illusion that this was the real front of the house. The windows repay attention - note the original sashes with floral keystones above and unusual moulded brick sills. The terracotta ridge tiles add a nice finishing touch. Also shown is an early photo of the house with the conical kiln of Frederick Goodall's maltings on the high goround behind.
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