Brent Eleigh Hall's early history is unknown; however, its appearance now is Georgian.
Sir Edwin Lutyens produced the impressive door case in 1933–34, which is one feature that makes the hall a place of interest, and adds to its history.

Within the grounds is a beautiful Victorian walled kitchen garden spread over nearly two acres, which requires resuscitation.

The Hall lies to the north of the village, close to St Mary's Church, and is a listed building.

The portrait of Richard Colman was at Brent Eleigh Hall but was later passed to the Tate in 1997.
The Colman line ended in 1739, and the Hall was taken over by the Goates, then later the Browns.
The estate was sold in 1922 to the Barran family.
During the Second War the hall was lived in by Sir Connop Guthrie Bt and family, who is commemorated on a plaque in the church.
The US Air Force were at Lavenham Airifeld and used the Hall as a popular way mark, it being a distinctive colour, known as the Perpermint Palace.
Sir David Barran was Chairman of Shell UK, and it is said the Brent Oil Field is named after Brent Eleigh.
Following the death of  Lady Barran, it became empty until 2015, and since subject of major restoration.
Brent Eleigh Hall's early history is unknown; however, its appearance now is Georgian. Sir Edwin Lutyens produced the impressive door case in 1933–34, which is one feature that makes the hall a place of interest, and adds to its history.
Within the grounds is a beautiful Victorian walled kitchen garden spread over nearly two acres, which requires resuscitation.
The Hall lies to the north of the village, close to St Mary's Church, and is a listed building.
The portrait of Richard Colman was at Brent Eleigh Hall but was later passed to the Tate in 1997. The Colman line ended in 1739, and the Hall was taken over by the Goates, then later the Browns. The estate was sold in 1922 to the Barran family. During the Second War the hall was lived in by Sir Connop Guthrie Bt and family, who is commemorated on a plaque in the church. The US Air Force were at Lavenham Airifeld and used the Hall as a popular way mark, it being a distinctive colour, known as the Perpermint Palace. Sir David Barran was Chairman of Shell UK, and it is said the Brent Oil Field is named after Brent Eleigh. Following the death of  Lady Barran, it became empty until 2015, and since subject of major restoration.
Brent Eleigh