Description

RAVENFIELD MAIN STREET
SK49NE
(east side)
1/82 Nos 3 and 5
GV II
House now 2 dwellings. Probably C16 core, encased and extended late C17.
Some internal timber framing, coursed rubble sandstone, stone slate and
pantile roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays with partial front and rear outshuts
flanking roadside gable end. Original front facing south: large quoins.
Blocked, quoined doorway to far right with straight joint in masonry on left
flanked by remains of double-chamfered formerly mullioned windows on each
floor; C20 door and window into outshut on left; brick ridge stack, pantile
roof with lower ridge on right. Rear: chamfered, quoined doorway to No 5 on
right. Left return (facing roadside): a C20 three-light casement with
glazing bars, shutters, projecting stone sill and old dripstone to each
floor; a 2-light casement on right in double-chamfered surround; added brick
stack rises from left slope of roof which retains some gable copings. Right
return: blocked 2-light double-chamfered gable window with projecting sill
and dripstone.
Interior: framing of central truss and wall posts exposed in No 5; principal-
rafter roof trusses.
Notes on timber framing in: South Yorkshire County Ancient Monuments and
Sites Record, Sheffield, primary index No 1579.

Listing NGR: SK4851795097

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26444842

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