Description

ST 67 NE WESTERLEIGH C.P. CHURCH ROAD (south side)

4/341 Brice's Farmhouse
17.9.52
- II

Farmhouse. C17, with C19 and C20 alterations and additions. Rubble, roughcast,
double Roman tiled roof with gable stack to left and stack rising from eaves to
right. L-plan formed by wing projecting to right. 2½ storeys, 2 windows to
left and one in wing; ground floor has 4-light casement with heavy ovolo-moulded
wooden mullions, king mullion and hood mould, similar 2-light casement to right,
C19 gabled porch between with C20 outer and inner doors; first floor has 3-light
casement and 2-light casement under eaves to right, large gable rising to ridge
height to left with similar 2-light casement. Large 2½ storey wing to right has
ground floor C19 8-light mullion and transom window with hood mould, similar
3-light casement at first floor and 2-light at attic. Right return has 2 C20
windows at ground floor, one at first floor under eaves. Rear has single storey
C20 extension to left, all C20 windows, 4 at first floor, 2 gables rising to ridge
height, with C20 window in gable to left. Interior: front left room has heavy
chamfered beams with scroll stops. Open-well stair to rear, rising to attic
level, has newel posts with moulded finials with carved fleur-de-lys, moulded grip
handrail, splat balusters (some missing at upper flight), moulded risers.

Listing NGR: ST6965779574

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26510524

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