Description

The following buildings shall be added

SP 84 NW DAG LANE
Nos 9 and 11
4/205

II

House, now two dwellings. Late C14/C15, remodelled in early C17. cruck-framed
clad in C17 coursed limestone rubble; gabled concrete tile roof; stone left end
stack finished in C19 brick. Two-unit plan, with former open hall to left. One
storey and attic; 2-window range. Timber lintels over central C20 door, blocked
door to right and C20 casements; mid C20 dormer windows. Flanked by mid C20
extensions. Interior of No 9 has quartered chamfered beams with central
medallion, dating from insertion of floor in early C17; former open hall retains
pair of late C14/C15 stop-chamfered raised crucks with collar, mortices for butt collar, mortices for butt
purlins to lower stage and trenching for purlins to upper stage; crucks are
tenoned into yoke, on which rests ridge purl in which is housed in stone wall to
left; ridge purlin rests on yoke and king post to right which is enclosed within
straight-principal truss with smoke-blackened wattle and daub partition.

Listing NGR: SP8330349088

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26544804

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