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Latitude: 52.2629 / 52°15'46"N
Longitude: 0.0705 / 0°4'13"E
OS Eastings: 541402
OS Northings: 264771
OS Grid: TL414647
Mapcode National: GBR L6N.0N9
Mapcode Global: VHHJW.5DN2
Plus Code: 9F42737C+56
Entry Name: Church Farmhouse
Listing Date: 14 September 1984
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1127300
English Heritage Legacy ID: 50830
ID on this website: 101127300
Location: Oakington, South Cambridgeshire, CB24
County: Cambridgeshire
District: South Cambridgeshire
Civil Parish: Oakington and Westwick
Built-Up Area: Oakington
Traditional County: Cambridgeshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cambridgeshire
Church of England Parish: Oakington St Andrew
Church of England Diocese: Ely
Tagged with: Farmhouse Thatched farmhouse
TL 46SW OAKINGTON HIGH STREET (South East Side)
8/83 No. 56 (Church Farmhouse)
II
House, C15 open hall and crosswing, and C17 alterations and insertions. Timber framed, rendered with long straw thatched roofs, hipped to right hand and C17 stack of narrow gault bricks with diagonally set grouped shafts. Later stack to gable end to road. Original open hall with crosspassage converted to lobby entry in C17 when stack was inserted. Two storeys and two storeys and attic. One C19 - C20 casement to each storey of hall and crosswing. Interior: Abutting inglenook hearths. One to right hand in the kitchen, has been much rebuilt. The other to the former open hall has soft red brick to the jambs and narrow gault brick to the stack. Floor inserted in this room in the C17. Narrow joists laid on edge. The wall between the hall and crosswing has six painted panels between the studs, the panels being painted to imitate square moulded panelling of early C17, with approximately six to each panel. The panels are now concealed. Two doorways possibly on the site of the original service doorways, lead to the crosswing. The dog leg staircase has a c.1660 balustrade of flat section balusters, and the square newel has a faceted ball finial. A small closet at first floor still retains coat and hat pegs which are possibly late C17. The crosswing has a clasped side purlin roof with curved wind bracing. The roof over the former open hall has been rebuilt but retains a pair of sooted rafters from the original. R.C.H.M. record card .. ... . .
Listing NGR: TL4140264771
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