Description

CODDENHAM CHURCH ROAD TM 1354 8/8 Manor Farmhouse - 9-12-55 GV II

Farmhouse, mid C17 (possibly c.1655 for John Deyne, Doctor of Physic). The hall and service cells of a 3-cell house with cross-passage entry; the parlour cell demolished in C19. 2 storeys and attics. Timber-framed and plastered with C19 cable-pattern pargetting in panels. Plaintiled roof with C19 casement dormers. An original chimney to left, formerly serving hall and parlour, red brick with 4 octagonal flues with moulded bases; a similar 2-flue chimney to rear of the service wing has a rebuilt shaft. 3-light casements with transomes; some of C18 origin but remodelled early C20; leaded lights. Mid C19 entrance porch, flat roofed, with 4-panelled door. Original features include close-studding, ovolo-moulded main beams and ovolo-moulded arched fireplace in the hall. Some moulded C17 or early C18 plasterwork in 1st storey ceilings. The house was formerly known as Jourdaines, after William de Jourdaine, c.1450.

Listing NGR: TM1329654223

External Links

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