Description

CORLEY CHURCH LANE
SP3085 (East side)
20/2 Church Farmhouse
- II
House. C17 but mainly 1784. Later C19 alterations. Timber-frame and red brick,
Flemish bond, on coursed sandstone plinth. Plain-tiled gabled roofs with side
stack of sandstone and brick to rear wall. Single range plan with 2 bay service
range and 1784, 2-bay, parlour addition. Service range. 2 storeys and attic.
Roof raised late C19-early C20. 3 first floor casements, 2 under rusticated
arches with keyblocks reproducing those of 1784. Segmental arches to 3-light
ground floor C19 wood casements. Framing exposed in gable end wall. 1784 parlour
wing also of 2 storeys and attic. 2 first floor wood casements under rusticated
flat arches of stone with raised keyblocks. 2 similar ground floor windows.
Doorway in mid/late C20 porch with plain-tiled roof. Gable end has dated stone
to gable head above original oculus window with moulded stone surround and old
leaded lights. 2 ground floor windows have similar rusticated stone arches but
with cornices to the raised keyblocks.

Listing NGR: SP2996085031

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26286420

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