LR 2/ 222 ff. 1-17 Grafton survey, taken by me John Weykeys 14th Jan. 1660/1
All that capital messuage or mansion house consisting of one hall, parlor, kitchen and larder with 6 chambers over them. Also certain other necessary little rooms about the said house being built out of the materials of the ruines of the old house and was formerly the principall seat of the said honor with one brewhouse and stable, 2 bays of building with chambers over them, one dovehouse, two courts, one foldyard, one orchard well planted, the town street south and the churchyard east, containing two acres.
The close called The gallery and bowleing green thereunto adjoining containing 3 acres 2 roods.
Pasture ground, various pieces 589 acres -1rood.
Sir John Harrington about the year 1656 did destroy in the above mentioned grounds so much oak and ash that were valued to be to the king's Majesty's damage £95,
