Description

In the entry for:-

TM 36 NE YOXFORD

5/143 Wolsey House Farmhouse

II

the description shall be amended to read:

Farmhouse. C17 enlarged in c1840. Timber framed; Suffolk brick in Flemish bond to north and
east elevations; red brick in various bonds to the rest. Hipped roof with central depression of
slate turnerized. Two storeys. Square in plan, three-window range to the north and
five-window range to the east. Flat-arched gauged brick windows to these elevations, all with
sashes of an authentic design; scattered fenestration to west and rear elevations, much altered.
Four-bays of timber framing to west elevation, very likely of C17 date, with stack of original
design; spine beam throughout and exposed framing to kitchen bay at rear. The older house
reused as service wing during rebuild: two entrances to early Victorian structure, that to north
set under entrance-porch aedicule with stair hall to rear and having a six-panel door of an
original design and overlight. East entrance with paired three-panel doors to stair hall, with stair
of an authentic design. Cornices to ground floor in c1840 structure of Regency design. Some
fireplaces of an authentic design. A timber-framed dairy with wing survived to 1984. Two stacks
to east half, of cl840 date.

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TM 36 NE YOXFORD

5/143 Wolsey House Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse. Dated 'R.B. 1840' on plinth of east facade; core probdbly C18.
Symmetrical white brick facades to north and east, otherwise red brick; slated
roof. 2 storeys. North facade: 5 window range, inset sashes with glazing
bars, flat brick arches; doorway with paired 3-panel doors, semi-circular
fanlight with radiating glazing bars. East facade: 3 window range, windows as
north facade; good doorway: inset 6-panel door, rectangular fanlight with
glazing bars, portico on fluted Doric columns, fluted pilasters, entablature.
Shallow pitch hipped roof. A timber framed dairy wing to the west has been
demolished.

Listing NGR: TM3818268564

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26496403

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