Although its south front carries a date stone of 1774, Old Hall Farm (formerly Caenby House) contains late medieval fabric: an east wall with a cusped ogee-arched recess. This, together with its close association with St Nicholas's Church and focal position in relation to the settlement remains, suggest that it may mark the site of the manor granted by William Longspe to Barlings Abbey in the 13th century. The house was substantially rebuilt in 1774 by the Monck/Middleton family. {1}