Description

UPTON BISHOP CP -
SO 62 NE
5/87 Woodhouse Farmhouse
18.5.53
GV II
Farmhouse. Possibly C15 core extensively remodelled during C17 and C18;
C20 alterations. Part timber-framed on sandstone rubble plinth and refacing
of sandstone rubble to later additions, C20 tiled roof, part hipped. Three-
bay hall aligned north-east/south-west with south-east side facing fold yard,
cross-wings to both ends, further minor later additions to north-east cross-
wing. Main axial stack and further stack at junction with south-west cross-
wing. Entrances to right of hall range and to south-west gable end. Two
storeys with cellar. South-east front: 3-light casement window to gable end
of cross-wing to left, 2-light window to left of elliptical headed door on
ground floor, three 2-light casements to hall range. Right of centre doorway
with penticed porch and ledged door. Gable of right cross-wing removed and
now hipped. One 2-light casement window, further similar window and doorway
in later addition to right. Interior: altered but retains two cruck trusses
of former hall range.

Listing NGR: SO6547729096

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26391407

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