Description

FARCET MAIN STREET TL 2094 (North Side) 8/9 No. 3 II House and shop. Mid C17 with alterations c1900 and 1980 limestone rubble and freestone quoins and window dressings. Chamfered plinth. C20 red pantiled roof, brick end stack to south, and brick courses below the eaves. One storey and attic. Boarded shop door to left hand and house door to right hand, C20 shop window and two ground floor and three similar facade dormer windows with four-paned hung sashes. In east and west gable elevations are two original windows with ovolo moulding and stone pediments; the window to the west is blocked with bricks. Interior: stop-chamfered ceiling beams to two main rooms, central hearth rebuilt and chimney reduced, large east end hearth with original mantel beam. Two floor stone chimney pieces with moulded jambs and pointed four-centred head. Some C17 panelling in the shop.

Listing NGR: TL2028094648

External Links

• Wikidata Q26576588

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