Built in 1870 for the Spurrell family, who had farming connections in Suffolk going back over 500 years, the house originally had 52-acres but this has now been reduced to a more manageable five. The house remained in the Spurrell family until the last member died in 1952. It was then bought by Robert Gamble who eventually found maintenance a significant challenge which was compounded by a poor quality roof repair which failed leading to massive water damage to part of the house, including the collapse of sections of the second floor.
frontage by M D Allen, on Flickr
stairs by M D Allen, on Flickr
bed by M D Allen, on Flickr
landing by M D Allen, on Flickr
floor by M D Allen, on Flickr
upside by M D Allen, on Flickr
Hall by M D Allen, on Flickr
living-room by M D Allen, on Flickr
roof-light by M D Allen, on Flickr
frontage by M D Allen, on Flickr
stairs by M D Allen, on Flickr
bed by M D Allen, on Flickr
landing by M D Allen, on Flickr
floor by M D Allen, on Flickr
upside by M D Allen, on Flickr
Hall by M D Allen, on Flickr
living-room by M D Allen, on Flickr
roof-light by M D Allen, on Flickr
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