Description

1.
1164
SE 02 NE
4/73
3.11.54

WHITE GATE
(West Side)
The Fold

II

2.
C17, altered C18. Possibly incorporating earlier fabric. Traditional stone
house with stone roof. Mostly 2 storeys. 3 irregular gables to South with very
narrow single-storeyed section in centre. Mullioned and transomed windows.
Gabled East return built into hillside. Rear with simple later mullioned windows
but earlier type with round-arched lights to big gabled wing. Rear of West wing
rendered and altered.
White Gate (West Side) shall be amended to read:
Mixenden Lane
Descriptive notes to be amended to read:
Late mediaeval, rebuilt in C16, and added to in C17 and C18. Timber-framed, the
rebuilding in stone. Pitched stone slate roof. Mostly two storeys. Mullioned
and transomed windows. Rear has one C16 window with round-arched lights, and
others of the simplified later type of mullioned windows.
House body open to rafters. Two posts visible, tenoned for arch braces, and
braced to the wall plate. King post trusses, braced to the ridge, with studs
parallel to the rafters.
Three gabled wings and an extension to rear. The west wing may be contemporary with
the house body, as it also has arch-braced trusses, braced to aisle plate, and studs
parallel to the rafters.
The house body continues east beyond the east wing, which may be next in the
chronology. Immediately west of this is another wing built in the re-entrant angle
with the house-body: arch-braced king post trusses, braced to the ridge.
Interior. Timber studded partition between screens passage and west wing. C19
staircase and gallery in hall.
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1.
1164
SE 02 NE
4/73
3.11.54

WHITE GATE
(West Side)
The Fold

II

2.
C17, altered C18. Possibly incorporating earlier fabric. Traditional stone
house with stone roof. Mostly 2 storeys, 3 irregular gables to South with
very narrow single-storeyed section in centre, Mullioned and transomed windows *
Gabled East return built into hillside. Rear with simple later mullioned windows
but earlier type with round-arched lights to big gabled wing. Rear of West
wing rendered and altered.

Listing NGR: SE0669628806

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26550272

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