Description

MELBURY OSMOND
ST 50 NE HOLT LANE
2/88 Lower Holt
Farmhouse
11.11.66
II
Detached Farmhouse. C18, extended at right angles in C19, to join earlier
structure at east end. Rubble-stone walls. Thatch roof to original
farmhouse, slate roof to C19 range, and corrugated asbestos further east.
C20 brick stack on south gable, and on east gable. Two storeys. Gable-
end and 3 windows to south elevation, with the C18 return having a sash
window and a 2-light casement over. C19 range has cast-iron casements with
glazing-bars, wood cills, and dressed stone voussoirs, these are 3-light to
ground floor and 2-light over. Doorway is left of centre, flush-panelled
and with wood frame, C19. The north elevation has similar cast-iron casements
with glazing-bars canted bay window on the gable-end at right hand, late C19.
Plank door, left of centre, C20. (RCHM. Dorset I, p.161(21))

Listing NGR: ST5695308782

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26447201

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