Description

SP 03 SW WINCHCOMBE MARKET LANE, GREET
(east side)
1/151
Chapel Farmhouse
-

- II

Farmhouse. C17 with considerable C19 extension and modification. Squared
and coursed limestone, stone slate roof to coped gables, stone stack with
moulded capping right and eaves stacks on return wall, left. An L-plan,
with gable to street, left, in plane of main wall, and entrance immediately
right of this gable, probably to throughway. Two storeys and attic, 1-
windowed to gable and 2-windowed right of door; 2-light chamfered mullion
casement in gable and two gabled dormers with leaded casements over 3
sashes with glazing bars, in reveals and with plat-band surrounds and square
cills. At ground floor, 2-light sash, with square stone mullion and plat-
band surround and 3-light the same. C20 glazed door in plat-band surround.
Return gable, right in ashlar, one 1-light to gable over two 2-light at
first floor and one 2-light bottom left, all these with chamfered mullions
and stopped drips. Return wing, left has 2 Gothick dormers, over Gothick
windows including one storey hexagonal bay, these with pointed heads to
glazing bars. At time of survey the building looking dilapidated. The
interior not viewed. The name derived from the existence here earlier of
a chapel.

Listing NGR: SP0257930054

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26466877

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