Description

DOWNTON CHAPEL LANE SU 12 SE (east side) Charlton All Saints 4/42 Waterways

II

Detached cottage. Circa 1600, with C18 addition. Timber-framed with English bond brick to south wall and west bay, thatched roof gable-end brick stacks. Gable-end to road, 2 bays of c.1600, third bay added to west. One storey and attic, 2 windows. C20 door on south side, two 2-light and one 3-light metal casements, two eyebrow dormers with 2-light casements. Left return is gable-end to road with C20 external stack and C20 casement. Rear retains square-panelled timber-framing, C20 metal casements. To east end is late C19 single-storey extension with half-hipped tiled roof. Interior has chamfered beams with fine vase-shaped stops, supported on chamfered wall post, chamfered joists in east room, open fireplace with chamfered lintel with concave stops, C18 planked doors. 2-bay roof of c.1600 has tie-beam braced to jowled main posts, with queen struts to collar and clasped purlins, wind bracing. Continues to be occupied by Longford Estate's water keeper. (Unpublished record of RCHM (England). Salisbury)

Listing NGR: SU1771524227

External Links

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