Description

HIGH BRAY WHITEFIELD
SS 73 NW
6/96 North Hhitefield Farmhouse
with barn attached

II

Farmhouse and barn attached. C17, upper end of house rebuilt possibly in C18 and
barn remodelled in C19. Lower end of house and barn of roughly dressed stone
brought to courses, upper end of farmhouse is random rubble. Slate roofs with
gable ends, with slightly higher roofline to upper end of house. Stack at left end
and centrally placed stack set close to the ridge both with rendered shafts. Brick
stack set off centre at right gable end. 3-cell through-passage plan with
partition to inner room removed. Stack backs onto through-passage. Barn adjoins
at left end. House 2 storey, 4-window range. C20 raking dormer to right. Late
C19 2-light casement to left. Ground floor has a 2-light and 3-light casement to
left end and 3-light casement with timber lintel to right of rubble gabled porch
with slated roof and semi-circular brick arch. Further right-angled gabled
projection at right end with slate roof and blocked doorway. Slated roof to
virtually continuous outshut to rear.
Interior: the room below the through-passage has 2 ovolo-moulded beams with
fireplace lintel, all with carved foliated scroll stops. 2 probably C18 roof
trusses over lower end, remainder replaced in C19/C20. Barn has partially blocked
doorway to front with brick infill and timber lintel. Large double plank doors to
rear. Large bread oven projection to lower end of farmhouse stack protrudes into
upper end of barn. The masonry of barn and lower end of farmhouse is
uninterrupted.

The asset was previously listed twice also under List entry 1107559. This entry was removed from the List on 23rd March 2015.

Listing NGR: SS7039836026

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26401479

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  The green guide for historic buildings: how to improve the environmental performance of listed and historic buildings
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