Description

SK 4819 LOUGRBOROUGR ROAD
9/116 (east side)

18.1.50 Nos 42 & 44 (previously
listed as Nos 32 & 34)

II

Timber-framed building of medieval origin now 2 houses. Stone plinth, square panel
framing with some angle braces. Infilling mainly of brick but some wattle and daub
panels remain. The framing is of different heights suggesting that the lower
left-hand side of the building may be older. The timber-framing appears to be
interrupted near the centre of the facade where a brick wall extends to roof level,
possibly replacing a former cross wing. Thatched roof to varying eaves height.
Chimneys above 2nd and 4th bay divisions. 1½ and 2-storeys. Six ground floor
windows, mostly casements with glazing bars. Garage doors under right-hand side and
a modern brick addition at the left-hand side.

Listing NGR: SK4829619764

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26529490

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