Description

SE 30 NW DODWORTH ELMHURST LANE
(North side, off)

4/130 Field Head Farmhouse
6.10.82

GV II

Former farmhouse now divided. Timber framing possibly C16 in origin, encased
in stone in the C17. Heavily remodelled. Extensively rebuilt and altered
c1985. Coursed rubble with quoins. Tiled roof. Two storeys. A complex
plan with two gables on the west side, a projecting wing on the east side and
a lower range to the north, all gabled. C20 addition in the south east angle
and C19 addition in north west angle not of special interest. Most openings
have been renewed. Two windows, one a single-light and one of 3-lights,
survive on the north side of the east wing, at ground-floor level, and are
double-chamfered. Chamfered gable copings on moulded kneelers with ball
finials to east wing.

Interior: Timber framing of at least three phases: posts, king-post roof
trusses and some studding including some chevron studding.

P F Ryder. Report for South Yorkshire Archaeological Service, 16th February
1980.

Listing NGR: SE3033705941

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26444731

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