Description

TF 01 SW RYHALL BELMESTHORPE
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6.6.61 Waggoners' Cottage and
Belmesthorpe House with
barn adjacent to west.
(formerly listed as
cottage occupied by
Mrs Cheetham and
cottage occupied by
Mrs Goodwin)
GV
II

House, C17 and barn and cottage, C18. Of coursed rubble with Collyweston stone
slate roofs. House has stone ridge and west end stacks, and is of 1½ storeys. From
left: 2-light casement window with overlight beneath timber lintel, gabled dormer
with decorative barge-boards above. 2 storey 5-light canted bay window with
ovolo-moulded stone mullions and cornices, and gable above on decorative kneelers,
with datestone B over RK 1693. Small 1st floor window. C19 door beneath timber
lintel with Sun fire mark, 3-light casement window beneath timber lintel, gabled
dormer above. Single-fronted cottage, to east, has mansard roof with brick end
stack, C19 door and 3-light casement window beneath timber lintels to ground floor,
and similar 3-light casement dormer above. 3 wall-tie ends in shape of crosses.
Barn to west has 2 small blocked ventilation loops to street front.

Listing NGR: TF0438010293

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26606332

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