Description

SD 73 SE PADIHAM HAPTON ROAD

3/39 Green Farm house
28.8.1953 Green Farm Cottage(formally listed
as Greenfield Farmhouse and
- Cottage at Greenfield Farm)

- II

House, now two houses, comprising a C17 hall-range (Farm) and an early C17
cross-wing (Cottage) to right. Built of coursed sandstone rubble with
concrete tiles on hall and stone slates on cross-wing. Two storeys. Hall
has doorway to left with chamfered quoins and lintel, C20 windows below but
C20 casements in two C18 openings above. Cross-wing has 2 large 4-light
double-chamfered mullioned windows under linked hoodmoulds with a similar
single window above. Gable copings. Side of cross-wing has large
projecting chimney stack, doorway (probably not original) and 2
double-chamfered mullioned windows to each floor, (mostly of 3 lights) of
which the right-hand ones on both floors are placed lower - reflecting the
floor-levels inside. Rear has a 5-light mullioned window on ground floor, a
4-light mullioned window on first floor and a 2-light mullioned window in
attic, all double-chamfered. C20 extensions behind hall-range. Interior:
hall range has axial beams with ogee stops and, on first floor, a timber
framed wall. Cross-wing has fireplace with chamfered quoins and lintel, an
oak newel staircase with rough-hewn treads and risers, and a miscellany of
C17 panelling and beams suggested considerable alterations, probably when
house was divided.

Listing NGR: SD7941233466

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26531528

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