Description

SY 99 NW MORDEN WEST MORDEN

3/158 Paddock Cottage, including
24/3/71 boundary wall to road
GV (formerly listed as Nos 38 and
39 (Paddock Cottage)
II
Formerly listed as Nos 38 and 39. Detached cottage. Late C16 - early C17.
Brick walls. Thatched roof. Brick end stacks. L-shaped plan. One storey
and attic. Gable end of wing at right angles to road has brick buttress.
Plat band at first floor level, stepped up over ground floor window - this now
altered to french door. Above this a casement window with glazing bars under
brick hoodmould. Some burnt header decoration. Wing parallel to road has
C20 french door and one casement with glazing bars on ground floor, and one
dormer with similar casement. Internally, ground floor room in projecting wing
has large open fireplace - cob backed - with timber lintol and bread oven.
Some deep chamfered ceiling beams. Other ground floor room has large open
fireplace with traces of bread oven. Brick boundary wall to road, with rounded
capping. An attractive house. RCHM Monument 30.

Listing NGR: SY9026095464

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26609027

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