Description

BROCKHAMPTON BY ROSS CP MUCH FAWLEY
SO 52 NE
3/17 Much Fawley
18.5.53
GV II
Farmhouse. C14 and C15 core substantially altered during C17 and during
late C19. Sandstone rubble with C20 concrete tiled roof. Irregular plan,
earlier hall and cross-wing type with hall aligned north/south with cross-
wing at south end obscured by later additions, main axial stack to hall,
lateral stack to south. Two storeys, cellars and attics. West front:
three 2-light casement windows to left with two doorways to ground floor,
2-light window to gable end to right showing evidence of alteration in roof-
line; glazing bar sash window and 2-light C20 window in gable end further to
right; French casement to ground floor. Interior: two C14 stone doorways, one
with shouldered head in north wall of former cross-wing. C15 truss in hall
section with cambered tie-beam, swept bracing to collar and swept wind-braces.
The cruck trusses mentioned by RCHM not located during re-survey. (RCHM Vol
II, p 35).

Listing NGR: SO5907629534

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26451540

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