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Lane House and Attached Barn

A Grade II Listed Building in Silsden, Bradford

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.9333 / 53°55'59"N

Longitude: -1.954 / 1°57'14"W

OS Eastings: 403115

OS Northings: 448578

OS Grid: SE031485

Mapcode National: GBR GQSY.RR

Mapcode Global: WHB7G.YDPH

Plus Code: 9C5WW2MW+89

Entry Name: Lane House and Attached Barn

Listing Date: 27 September 1965

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1224814

English Heritage Legacy ID: 418948

ID on this website: 101224814

Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD20

County: Bradford

Civil Parish: Silsden

Traditional County: Yorkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire

Church of England Parish: Silsden St James

Church of England Diocese: Leeds

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Description


SE04NW SILSDEN C.P. KIT LANE
(east side)

3/161 Lane House and attached
barn.

27.9.65 II

House and attached barn. House has single-cell of early C17 with
early C19 addition to right. Barn to left initialled and dated " IW
Thin coursed rubble, dressed quoins, watershot masonry to C19 1672".
addition, rubble to rear, stone slate roofs under 3 different roof
lines. 2 storeys. Forms a long range. House has one bay of 3-light
double-chamfered mullioned windows with almost square reveals. That
to ground floor altered to 2-lights. Inserted doorway with monolithic
jambs. C19 addition taller and has 2 bays of 16-paned sashed windows
with plain stone surrounds with projecting sills. Set between, doorway
with monolithic jambs. Stone gutter brackets. Stack to ridge of
C17 cell at junction with barn. 2 stacks to ridge of C19 house.
Rear has main feature of stair-window with semicircular-arched head
with impost blocks and keystone. Quoins at division with earlier
house which has single-chamfered light (to light stair) to left of
2-light chamfered mullioned window. Barn: 5 bays. Single-aisle
which breaks forward and has cart-entry set within a portal of the
aisle. This has large, curved, stop-chamfered wooden-lintel that
may be a re-used cruck. Set within the right re-entrant angle a
doorway with composite jambs and broad stop-chamfered surround, bears
initials "I B" (Brown family) and "1784". Another similar doorway
to right-hand end of aisle bears C17 date. Coped gable with kneelers
to left gable. Rear, flush with house, has opposing cart-entry with
composite jambs, monolithic lintel and chamfered surround (reduced in
size).

Interior: Barn with principal truss with collar. House: on the
east wall of the C17 cell is a painting dated 1689. The painting has
a panel framed with columns and an arcaded frieze. The panel reads:

"Let all bitterness and wrath and anger
and clamour and evil speaking be
put away from you with all malice
and be ye kinde one to another tender
hearted forgiving one another even as
GOD for Christ's sake hath forgiven you."

To the right-hand side, the date 1689 is painted twice, together with
an impression of the pelican in its piety. Above the panel, raised
plaster letters read "I.W.M.W". The room also contains a fine newel
spiral stone stair and elaborate stop-chamfered spine beams and floor
joists. May have been a Non-conformist meeting house after the Act
of Toleration, 1689 the date of the painting.


Listing NGR: SE0311548578

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