Description

SD 52NE WALTON LE DALE TODD LANE NORTH

5/136 Pickerings Farmhouse
2.9.1983
GV II

Farmhouse, C17 or earlier, with late C18 extension (which is higher),
now 2 cottages. Brick on stone plinth, part rendered, roof on 2 levels;
the first is of corrugated iron covering thatch, the other is of slate
at front, stone slates at rear, and has 2 gable chimneys. The earlier
building is 2-bay baffle-entry plan, 1½ storeys, cruck-framed and clad
in brick rendered at the front and left end; this has a door at right
end of 2nd bay, an upper window breaking the eaves to the left of
the door, and 2 ground floor windows, all sliding sashes; a similar
window on each floor of the left end wall (which is buttressed), and
3 others in the rear wall. Low outshut to rear of 2nd bay. Extension
at right end is one bay, double pile, 2 storeys with an attic; door
on the left, one casement window on each floor; right end wall has one
ground floor window and an attic window, rear has one window on each
floor and a stairlight window offset to the right. Interior: cruck
blades visible in the earlier building, and inglenook with bressummer
in 2nd bay.

Listing NGR: SD5508925921

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26336181

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