Description

HEYWOOD BROKERSWOOD
ST 85 SE
(east side)
4/181 Brook Hall
11.9.68
GV II
Farmhouse. Circa 1600, altered late C18. Coursed rubble stone,
hipped stone slate roof, brick stacks. Two-storey, 4-window east
front, a late C18 rendered Gothick facade. Two pointed doorways,
the left one is blocked, one to right of centre has 6-panelled door
and tripartite Tudor-arched sash with Y tracery and glazing bars to
right and two similar Tudor-arched sashes to left. First floor has
four Tudor-arched 2-light casements with Y glazing bars. Left
return has C19 attached lean-to extension with 2-light blocked
mullioned casement within, external brick stack, two blocked cross
windows and one cross window with casements to first floor. West
front has C19 lean-to porch with slate roof with 4-panelled and
planked door within, first floor has moulded cross window and 4-
light mullioned and transomed window. Left return has C20
casements, concrete tiled roof to wing, rear of wing attached to
C15 range (q.v.). Interior partly damaged by fire in 1958 which
destroyed roof timbers of north west corner. Interior not
accessible at time of survey (July 1986).

Listing NGR: ST8506253433

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26269446

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