Blakesley Hall

Blakesley Hall is a Tudor corridor on Blakesley Road in England. It is one of the most seasoned structures in Birmingham and is an average case of Tudor design with the utilization of obscured timber and wattle-and-wipe infill, with an outside lime render which is painted white.

The broad utilization of close studding and herringbone designs on all sides of the house make this a home that was intended to demonstrate the riches and status of the proprietor. The house is likewise jettied on all sides. At the back of the corridor, based on the back of the fireplace, is a block kitchen square dating from around 1650.