English: The Great House of Hasfield is an English Heritage Grade I listed building. The exterior presents rather usually in that it is constructed in three styles with various sections being primarily of brick, or of stone, and yet others of timber-framing. The yellow-sandstone centre part of the house was the earliest constructed (late 16th century). The north side is mostly reddish brick and some stone. It was reported the timber-framed west wing was added in the 19th century to improve the sight view from Hasfield Court.
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