Description

SP15NW EXHALL MAIN STREET (South side) 3/88 Glebe Farmhouse 01/02/67 - II

Farmhouse. C17 with C18, early C19 and mid C20 alterations and additions. C18 brick with brick dentil cornice to central section; right section of brick replacing timber framing; small patch of lias in centre. Old tile roof and brick chimneys. T-plan. 2 storeys, and one storey and attic; 3-window range. Entrances on 2 fronts, each with 4-panelled door in simple wood architrave and hood on shaped brackets. Mostly C18 and early C19 leaded light casements throughout. 2-storey centre has door to right and central window, 4-light to ground, 3-light to 1st floor, with cambered brick arches. Stack on left has 3 diagonally set square shafts, largely rebuilt. Left section, said to have been originally separate cottage, has C18/early, C19 dormer with glazed apex, and 3-light window below C19 single storey addition with C20 casement door and stack. Garden/entrance front: Early C19 addition to front of C17 building. Brick with brick cornice. Slate roof below concrete tile main roof. Door with flanking tall cross windows under segmental arches. To right 2 mid C20 metal casements, with French casement between. Projecting timber framed wing on left. 2 storey rear: timber framing with brick infill and early C19 brick below, coursed lias, brick and some lateral brick stacks and lias stack with brick shafts visible on entrance front. Interior: Dairy with exposed panel framing and broad chamfered ceiling beam, and stairs to former cheese loft. Kitchen has 2 old board doors with H-hinges and winder stairs. Plain early C19 quarter turn staircase.

Listing NGR: SP1018155044

External Links

• Wikidata Q26275556

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