Description

TF 82 SE COLKIRK PATTESLEY

3/25 Pattesley House(former-
ly listed as Pattesley
4.12.51 Cottage)

- II*

Believed to be former church of St. John Baptist converted into farmhouse.
Late medieval, C16 and C17 conversions and later additions. Brick flint
and some ashlar dressings with black and red pantiled roofs and some slate.
Former church forms main block with a C17 stair outshut, enveloped by C18
and C19 rear lean-to additions. Further C20 additions to east and south.
2 storey with attic. South facade late C18 of 3 bays with 4 main windows
of 3 lights beneath segmental arches. C20 casements with horizontal glazing bars
in Victorian style. Transoms to ground floor windows. Skewback arches to
front door and 2-light window above. Simple dentil cornice and plain platband.
Flint west wall with medieval features. C14 central doorway blocked by fire-
place behind with chamfered reveals and hood mould. Small blocked window
in stone with rectangular hood mould probably C16. Ashlar quoins. Victorian
2-light window in Gothic style with cusped ogee tracery and some coloured
glass. Victorian 2-storey canted bay on end wall of outshut beside original
gable-end. Plate glass sashes at first floor, French windows below. To
rear continuous outshut with catslide roof. C17 stair outshut extended out-
wards to form continuous line with C18 outshut. Large re-positioned sash
window with glazing bars And segmental head to stair. One gable-end stack
to west, one former gable-end stack to east, now axial,and one to rear of
original main block. Interior with fine early C17 4 ramp dog-leg stair with
tapered square-sectioned balusters and unusual suspended arcbed bulkhead
decoration with carved pendants and'syhndrels, Elaborate' chamfer stops to
various newels and rails. C18 roof.

Listing NGR: TF8984424107

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17553466

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