Description

AIREBOROUGH CHEVIN END ROAD
SE 14 SE
LS 20 (west side, off)
Guiseley
4/37 Intake Farmhouse
- and attached barn
- II

Farmhouse and attached barn under one roof. Circa 1700, altered. Coursed
squared sandstone with quoins, stone slate roof. Rectangular plan at
right-angles to sloped site, with house at upper (right-hand) end, one-and-a-
half depth and 2 units, and aisled 5-bay barn continued down slope to left.
House, 2 storeys and 2 bays, has added porch-cum-outhouse overlapping the
junction, protecting a Tudor-arched moulded doorway; to the right, 2 recessed
mullioned windows on each floor, all formerly 4 lights but now coupled 4-pane
sashes, with remaining central mullions of ovolo-and-fillet section, and
similarly moulded jambs and heads; one corniced chimney on ridge, another at
right-hand gable, which has gable coping and kneelers. Gable wall has
2 inserted windows, and a small cross-window at 1st floor towards the rear;
rear has 2 doors, and windows of C19 type with raised surrounds.

Interior: has back-to-back rectangular stone fireplaces, chamfered beams.

Barn continued to left has central segmental-headed wagon arch, above this
a 3-light loft window with chamfered mullions; to the right a smaller similar
doorway to the 5th bay and a looplight to the 4th, and above the door a
loading door altered as a window; to the left, at lower ground level,
2 chamfered doorways, and at the level above, a 2-light flat-faced mullion
window flanked by small rectangular looplights.

Interior: front aisle arcade of 2 round-headed stone arches each side of
entrance; queen-post roof trusses; supporting the loft over the entrance, a
re-used beam with deep chamfer and concave tongue-stops (C16 type).

Listing NGR: SE1837743370

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26499832

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