Description

TQ 65 SE WATERINGBURY RED HILL
(east side)

2/108 Pelican Farmhouse
1.8.52

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- II*

Hall-house.C15. later much altered. Timber framed, now mostly hidden by over-
laid incised plaster, except for the occasional bracket. Steep plain tiled
roof with central stack and gable to south end. South return front with brick
chimney breast, weather-boarded and jettied. Overhang to left of facaded
with canted bay windows beneath. Canted bay in centre of facade. 2 storeys,
irregular 3 window facade. C19 casements on ground-floor, tripartite sashes
above. 2 early C19 doors, that to the right in fluted, pilastered doorcase
with panelled entablature. Extension to rear of building including 1-storey
wing, possibly part of an oast-house originally. Red brick. Contains very
large fireplace. Interior: Some early C17 panelling, a doorcase and a volute
bracket in hall. Roof with extremely elaborate carved crown post and 2 king-
posts.

Listing NGR: TQ6924953506

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17547075

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