Description

ST14SE HOLFORD CP SANDY LANE
DODINGTON
6/110
No.4
(The Cottage)
-

II

Cottage. C16, altered perhaps C18 and late C20. Partially rendered over red sandstone random rubble, thatched roof,
brick stacks right gable end and left of centre. Plan: originally 3 cell and cross passage, now 2 cell with lobby
entry. 2 storeys, 3 bays; C20 2-light casements, groundfloor 3-light outer bays, 2-light centre right below wooden
lintel and blocked opening to left below larger wooden lintel. Entry at rear. Probably originally a cross passage
entrance by 2-light window with original window opening to left. Left return, facade wall breaks off, probably
originally extended one bay more. Interior: 2 piers of exposed jointed cruck trusses, approximately 7 metres apart,
principal rafter between. Chamfered lintel, slightly arched, to original cross passage fireplace, 4 centred arched
chamfered door frame, C20 one to left; chamfered beams with step and runout stops; another 4 centred arch door frame on
first floor. The South end wall may have been rebuilt after a fire damaged the third room.

Listing NGR: ST1755040458

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26309618

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