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Chapel House Farmhouse

A Grade II Listed Building in Edgworth, Blackburn with Darwen

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.6364 / 53°38'10"N

Longitude: -2.4038 / 2°24'13"W

OS Eastings: 373394

OS Northings: 415615

OS Grid: SD733156

Mapcode National: GBR CVND.C6

Mapcode Global: WH97H.1VLN

Plus Code: 9C5VJHPW+HF

Entry Name: Chapel House Farmhouse

Listing Date: 27 September 1984

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1242097

English Heritage Legacy ID: 440703

ID on this website: 101242097

Location: Chapeltown, Blackburn with Darwen, Lancashire, BL7

County: Blackburn with Darwen

Civil Parish: North Turton

Built-Up Area: Edgworth

Traditional County: Lancashire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lancashire

Church of England Parish: Turton St Anne

Church of England Diocese: Manchester

Tagged with: Chapel Farmhouse

Description


SD 71 NW TURTON HIGH STREET Chapeltown

7/122 Chapel House Farmhouse - - II

Farmhouse, probably 2 builds from early C17 or earlier, with later addition and alteration; now house. Stone base, coursed sandstone rubble walls with quoins (probably re-cladding of original timber-framing), slate roofs with one chimney on the ridge and another at rear left corner of wing. Two-bay range with central baffle-entry, and projecting 2-bay crosswing on the left (roof ridges not joined). Two storeys; front wall of 1st bay has been brought forward flush with gable of wing and roof carried down over it, making a long porch in the re-entrant: this has a doorway to the right with a cambered lintel undercut as a shallow Tudor arch, and a square window with a hoodmould; 2nd bay has one altered window each floor, the upper with a hoodmould; gable of wing has quoins at both corners, one window each floor (the upper very small), and 45° pitched roof (fragment of moulded coping at rear); in other walls formerly mullioned windows have been mostly altered, but a small firewindow remains at junction of 1st and 2nd bays; rear has 2 doors, one with modern square porch. Interior: substantial timber-framing, principally an almost intact original outer wall to the 1st bay, with post, rails, braces to wallplate (which is c.½ metre below present roof), and some studs with secondary rails, wattle and daub infill remaining in some panels; similar timber-framed partition wall to wing appears earlier, has similarly infilled panels, the lower with exposed wattle; original baffle-entry now blocked, but inglenook remains with moulded heckpost and triangular peephole in boarded panel, small-chamfered bressummer (undercut at rear end), the latter carrying chamfered beams set on edge. Roof of crosswing has truss with collar, purlins resting on backs of principals.

Listing NGR: SD7339415615

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