epw054738 ENGLAND (1937). Aller Court Farm and St Andrew's Church, Aller, 1937

Aller Court Farmhouse. Grade 2 listed building. English Heritage Building ID: 263065 Detached farmhouse. Mostly C17 and C19, with later extensions Main wing taller, with clay pantiled roof, plain gables, bracketted eaves; this portion mostly of 1812 An unexplained projection, possibly a curing chamber, on west gable; below it a single storey extension now converted to separate house, not of special interest

Former tithe barn. Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 263066 Tithe barn, Probably C15. Local lias stone cut and squared; double Roman clay tile roof between stepped coped gables. North bay a C20 restoration. Part of the Aller Manor estate.

Outbuilding - Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 263067 Probably medieval house, now farm outbuilding. Late C15, damaged by fire and repaired C19. Part of the Manor of Aller estate.

Church of St Andrew. Listed building = grade 2* - English Heritage Building ID: 263068 Anglican Parish Church. Saxon origins; work of C12/13, C15, major restoration 1861-62 by John Norton. Chancel mostly C13. North aisle a C19 addition. Tower of late C19. C17 altar table reported to have been stolen in C20.

Aller Drove (road name)

Church Path (name of road)