Description

ST TEATH
SX 08 SE
4/149 Newhall Manor Farmhouse
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19.1.52
II

Farmhouse. Circa early C17. Stone rubble. Rag and scantle slate roof with gable
ends and lean-to service outshot to rear. Single storey rear wing has slate roof
with gable ends. Moulded stone rubble stack on right hand gable end and brick shaft
to stack on left hand gable end. Brick end stack to rear wing.
Plan: original plan uncertain. Possibly 2 room and cross or through passage
arrangement. Smaller left hand room, possibly the parlour heated by gable end stack
with recess adjoining possibly for small newel stair (removed). Large right hand
room, probably the hall kitchen, heated by gable end stack with later stair in
possibly C17 stair projection to rear. The passage has been widened with the
partition moved to the right, suggesting that the hall kitchen was originally very
large or alternatively that there was an unheated service room between the passage
and hall kitchen. To the rear of the passage, not quite opposite the entrance is a
timber doorframe, the right hand jamb of circa early to mid C17; the lintel and left
hand jamb are obscured by plaster but appear later. Circa early C18 outshot
containing dairy to rear of passage and left hand room, abutting stair projection to
rear of hall kitchen. Circa C19 single storey kitchen wing to rear of hall on right.
Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 4 window front with entrance to left of centre. 4
pane sash with hood mould to left, C20 door, C20 single light casement and double C19
4-pane horned sash to right. First floor with 16-pane sash in remodelled C20 gabled
half dormer on left, 16-pane sash, hornless early C19 12-pane sash and 16-pane horned
sash to right. Rear elevation unaltered with lean-to outshot:.
Interior: passage partly remodelled with partition moved to right and with renewed
ceiling beams. Smaller room on left has plastered ceiling and fireplace in gable end
with unmoulded timber lintel and apparently unmoulded timber lintel above. Recess
adjoining on right which may have originally accommodated a small newel stair. Right
hand room with unmoulded timber lintel to fireplace. Cloam oven with clay door in
rear kitchen wing. Timber doorframe to rear of passage with circa early to mid C17
right hand jamb, chamfered with jewel and ogee stop.
Roof structure replaced in circa early C18, the principals partly halved, lap-jointed
and pegged at the apices.

Listing NGR: SX0696482265

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26436394

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