Description

GALMINGTON ROAD
1.
5365
(North Side)
Nos 115 & 117
No 2 Galmington Lane
ST 22 SW 3/204 16.10.73.

II*

2.
One building, now subdivided into 3. Medieval in origin, with late C19/early C20
external appearance. Main range running east and west with a cross passage leading
into a common rear yard. 2 storeys. Roughcast walls. Pantiles, eaves with exposed
ends of rafters. 3 brick stacks at each end and halfway along the front wall.
Rear gable of No 2 has pierced bargeboards. Modern wood casements of 2 and 3 lights.
Lean-to verandah to ground floor, modern doors. The cross passage containing a
stud and plank screen is entered from the rear through a 3-centred arched frame.
To the east of the door is a large chamfered beam. The medieval timber frame of
the house remains largely intact, though the hall and other chambers have been
subdivided. Graded for the importance of the interior.

Listing NGR: ST2122623832

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17555614

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