Description

ST 86 NE MELKSHAM WITHOUT WESTLANDS LANE, WHITLEY
(south side)

1/213 Westlands Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse. Early C18. Rubblestone, concrete slate roof with
verges. Ashlar stacks. L-plan. 3 storey, 1:3:1 windows.
Central door has flat stone hood on pillars, either side is pair of
2-pane sashes with arched heads and imposts. First floor has
string course and three paired 2-pane sashes with arched heads and
and imposts. Central attic gable has oval oculus. Projecting
gabled wings to either side have 2 storeys and two paired 2-pane
sashes in cyma moulded cases with mullion to ground floor. First
floor has string course and one pair of 2-pane sashes in cyma
moulded case with mullion. Rear has inserted door to left of
centre with one 2-light cyma mullioned window either side and sash
to right. First floor has three 2-light cyma mullioned windows
and one 2-light flat mullion to right. Cotswold-type attic gable
has one 2-light blocked cyma mullioned window. Attached outshut
to right of front was the dairy and cheesehouse and now a dwelling;
has single storey and paired casement windows. Roman tiled roof.
Interior not inspected but said to be altered.

Listing NGR: ST8938866695

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26272628

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