Description

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SU 61 SE DENMEAD EDNEYS LANE
11/15 The Lower Garden
II
House. C16 or C17, part rebuilt c1800, C19 addition and alterations; further
alterations C20. Timber frame with replacement brick infill, plastered; west end
rebuilt in flint with brick dressings; single-storey rear addition of brick and
flint with brick dressings. Roof of Welsh slate (replacing thatch) to eastern
(right-hand) section plain tiles to rest. Old brick stacks. 2 storeys, 4 first
floor windows. South (entrance) elevation: near-central gabled, glazed, early-mid
C20 porch with board door. Windows have wooden frames and mullions, those on ground
floor to left of entrance having segmental arched heads; on ground floor they are of
2, 2, 2, 3 and 2 lights, on first floor of 3, 3, 2 and 2 lights, with a 3-light
swept-roofed dormer between the two on right. Roof half-hipped at right end, hipped
at left end. Broad ridge stack of 2 flues and with offset top on right of entrance;
another to rear left. Rear: left section has exposed timber frame, with posts head-
braced to eaves plate, mid rail and square panels; board door on left with 4-light
window with diamond-set wooden mullions to left and on right boarded-up windows
flanking chamfered former 4-light window; large boarded-up window further right. On
first floor, to right of door is a 3-light mullioned window; a leaded casement set
on midrail; and to right again a 2-light window and part-boarded window. The right-
hand flint section has partly external lateral stack on right and projecting single-
storey C19 gabled addition which has board door and blocked window. Right return:
exposed timber frame, as before, having window on each floor and raked queen struts
with collar to gable. Interior not inspected. In state of dilapidation at time of
listing.

Listing NGR: SP6416424068

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26460890

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