Description

SU 61 SW HAMBLEDON 10/9 Hole Farmhouse II House. Late medieval timber frame with smoke bay, late C16 inserted fireplaces and upper floor, and timber-framed wing, and C20 extensions. Rendered walls, tile roof. The building appears as a lobby-entrance house, with an east side C20 extension: south front elevation of two storeys three windows. Casements: plain doorway. The interior shows the framework, the fireplaces have chamfered brick jambs and wood lintels, and the chimney appears to be built within an earlier smoke bay: the remains of the north wing frame suggests that it was added to extend an earlier crosswing. On the beams of a bedroom are the remains of black-painted zig-zag patterns.

Listing NGR: SU6314114041

External Links

• Wikidata Q26633824

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