Description

SU 37 SW CHILTON FOLIAT A.419 (north side)

5/128 Nos 88, 89 and 90 Chilton Cottage

II

3 Cottages, now house, early-mid C15, restored 1975-7. Timber framed on flint sill, brick and plaster infill. Thatched roof. 1 storey and attic. 5 bays, the right 2 bays originally an open hall with inserted right gable stack, originally timber framed, and bay to left a parlour, later a bootmakers workshop, also with later inserted stack. 2 left bays with cross binder, a later extension with gable stack and oven. Rear lean-to full length. Boarded doors in 1st and 4th bays and iron casement windows with segmental brick heads to ground floor; 2-and 3-light leaded windows to 4 flush dormers. Thatch swept down over rear lean-to. Dates established by C-14 with dendrochronological correction on post of frame and wattle and daub. Thatch also dated by C-14 to 1580-1670. Reference: Report in Wilts Buildings Records Library.

Listing NGR: SU3225670363

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