Description

MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE HIGH STREET
SK 5463 NW
(north side)
5/46 No.59
G.V. II
Farmhouse. Early C19. Rubble, dressed stone and ashlar, with
hipped and gabled concrete tile roof. Moulded eaves, single
coped gable. Single side wall and gable stacks, 2 ridge stacks.
3 storeys, 3 bays. Windows are late C19 plain sashes. East
front has central porch with plinth and parapet and a sash.
Glazed door to left and blocked window to right. Flanked to left
by a sash. To right, French window with overlight. Beyond, a
sash. To right again, C20 flat roofed addition. Above, to left,
dummy sash. To its right, sash with overlight with Gothick
tracery. To right again, 2 sashes. Above again, to left, dummy
sash and to right, 2 sashes. South end has a plain sash on each
floor. West side has 2 two storey lean-to additions with 2 plain
and single glazing bar sashes. To right, a smaller sash.
Above, a casement and a glazing bar sash. To right, a round
headed stair light. Above again, a Yorkshire sash. Return angle
to south has a small sash on each floor. Interior has dogleg
stair with landing and turned balusters. Winder stair with stick
balusters. Some plaster friezes. Single C18 and several C19
panelled doors.

Listing NGR: SK5424463519

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26543771

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