Description

NEWHALL C.P. WHITCHURCH ROAD
SJ 64 SW
7/69 Brown's Bank Farmhouse
(formerly listed as
12.1.67 Brown's Bank)
- II
Farmhouse. Dated 1759 on datestone which reads Robt. and Alice/Brown
1759. Red Flemish bond brick with black headers and plain tile roof.
Two storeys with attic. Entrance front: lower portion to left of
three bays with central lugged, moulded door surround containing
a six-panel door, the lower four panels being raised and fielded, the
upper two glazed. The extreme left hand window is of 3 C19 lights
with a cambered head and wooden sill and to the right is a mezzanine
window of 2 lights with a cambered head. To the right of this is a
projecting gabled wing with 2-light ground and first-floor cambered
headed windows divided by a band of 2 bricks depth. To the gable are
stone springers and stone coping with a band of 2 bricks depth
dividing this first floor from the gable. Chimney stacks above left
hand gable and to right of centre. Left hand gable end has bands of 2
bricks depth dividing the floors and a further similar band to the
middle of the gable. Pair of C19 French windows to left of ground
floor and two 2-light cambered-headed windows to the first floor and
two blocked square openings to the gable. Rear: at right, masked by
C20 glazed outshut, is a 3-light cambered headed ground floor window
with a similar window above and to the right of this is a blocked
3-light cambered-headed window with flat-arched head. The gable at
left has 2-light ground and first floor cambered-headed windows of 2
lights. Brick bands divide the floors. Two-light window to the
gable which has stone springers and a coping.
Interior: To the ground and first floors are doors with H and
butterfly hinges. Chamfered ceiling beams to ground floor and
inglenook fireplace with chamfered bressumer.

Listing NGR: SJ6453143065

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556728

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