Today the hall is a fragment of a large mansion. What remains is one wing of an originally H-shaped house, probably of 1638; this house stood on an even older moated site. Among the various outbuildings in the grounds of the house, there is a 17th-century privy house and possibly some of the earliest foxhound kennels known to exist. The hall was in ruins for many years; it has been restored and is today a private residence. [North Barningham: the Church, the Hall and the Palgrave Family, PALGRAVE SOCIETY 1974]  [Heraldry at North Barningham Church, PALGRAVE SOCIETY 1976]  [History and Lineage of the Palgraves, PALGRAVE SOCIETY 1978]