Description

TM 36 SW FRAMLINGHAM BADINGHAM ROAD

3/11 Culpho Farmhouse
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- II

Farmhouse. Late C16. 2 storeys and attics to main range; basic 2-cell lobby-
entrance plan. Timber-framed, faced in C19 red brick with flat pilasters at
the corners; clay pantiles. A lower section on the left, originally single-
storey but now 1½ storeys, is rendered. An internal chimney-stack with a
plain red brick shaft, and a small external stack on the left side, of small
Tudor bricks. 2-light and 3-light C20 plain casements and one large C20
gabled dormer. Entrance door now into a small C20 gabled red brick extension
which also contains a stair. Interior with all timbers exposed on the ground
floor, and main components above. Good quality plain studding; reversed
braces; joists set flat and main beams with chamfer and ogee stops; 2 restored
open fireplaces with timber lintels. The lobby entrance has been blocked, and
the associated newel stair removed on the ground and first floors: a section
remains from first floor to attic. On the upper floor, one blocked 3-light
original window with moulded mullions visible within the plaster. The upper
ceilings are original and exceptionally heavily timbered. Roofs renewed. The
lower section on the left of the front was added in the late C17/early C18 as
a heated service room: joists on edge; an upper storey added in C20.

Listing NGR: TM3013764613

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26281669

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