Description

EAST TISTED ROPLEY ROAD
SU 63 SE
4/6
Plain Farmhouse

II

House. C18 and mid C19. Double pile house of 2 dates. Ashlar malmstone.
Tiled roof. The rear (south-east) elevation has 2 storeys 3 windows; plain
roof, walls of ashlar malmstone, casements with pointed heads (one upper splayed
bay at the west side) and a plain doorway: small slate plaque inscribed 1836.
The front (north west) is mid C19 Tudor, of 2 storeys, 3 windows. The walls are
painted brickwork in English bond, with rubbed flat arches. The roof has bands
of scalloped tiles and the chimneys have diagonal flues on rectangular bases.
3-light casements with pointed heads, and a large central bay with a crenellated
parapet, flanking walls with a Gothic coping, pointed heads to the casements.
Plain doorway west of the bay and a filled one at the east side. Attached to the
building at the east end, via an open porch, is a single-storeyed octagonal
building, with hipped roof, walls of brickwork with lower flint panels, Gothic
windows alternating with vertical slits, and Tudor doorway facing the porch.

Listing NGR: SU6899831704

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26474758

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