Description

GODALMING CATTESHALL LANE
SU 9844
(south side)
3/46 Ram Cider House
23.2.70 (formerly listed as The
Ram Off Licence)
- II

House now public house. C16 with C20 additions and alterations. Timber frame
with painted brick infill, painted brick additions; plain tile roofs. 2
storeys, 5 framed bays (4 first floor windows) with added side outshuts to
either end (not of special interest). Rubblestone plinth to two left bays.
Frame comprises wall posts, mid rail, small square panels and on first floor
straight braces from wall posts to wall plate. Entrance in bay 3 has C20 gabled
brick porch with inner wood-framed door. C20 leaded casement windows of
different sizes set in frame. Half-hipped roof with gablets. Brick ridge stack
between bays 3 and 4. Rear: rubble plinth; frame exposed having brick infill
to ground floor and plastered infill above; on ground floor, open-sided C20
lean-to, not of special interest; on first floor small casement windows.
Interior: at left end, sole plate visible and section of wattle and daub parti-
tion which divided this end into 2 service rooms (one at front, one at rear),
also the square-panelled partition between this end and the former hall; large
fireplace with chamfered bressummer; stop-chamfered spine-beam and joists in bay
4; in internal porch is displayed section of wattle and daub walling removed
from elsewhere in the building; roof not inspected, but recorded as having
trusses with principal rafters diminishing above the collars, queen struts and
side purlins, the roof space divided at the middle by a wattle and daub parti-
tion and the roof timbers over bay 4 sooted.
J Bray, article in The Seeing Eye, on display in pub .

Listing NGR: SU9843044214

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26296595

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