Description

SP 5801 GARSINGTON THE HILL
(East side)
8/66 No.36

- II

House. Late C17/ early C18. Limestone rubble with some ashlar dressings and
timber-framing with brick infill; thatched roof with brick gable-stacks.
3-unit plan. One storey plus attics. Two plank doors with C20 casement
between flanked by 3-light casement to left and 2-light to right, all under
wood lintels and partly altered. Two 2 light half-dormers. Roof half-hipped
to left over timber-framed gable. Right gable has ashlar quoins, remains of
a gable-parapet including one kneeler, and a shallow oven projection
returning onto rear wall with a stone weathering. Interior: Intact floor
structure and stair, and 3-bay single purlin roof with straight wind-braces.
Formerly subdivided.

Listing NGR: SP5813402406

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26477037

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