Description

In the entry for

PURSE CAUNDLE
ST 61 NE
6/119
Tripps Farmhouse

- II

The serial number shall be amended to read:-

6/120

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PURSE CAUNDLE

ST 61 NE
6/119 Tripps Farmhouse

II
Farmhouse. Probably early C17 remodelled C18; altered C19 and C20. Thin-coursed
rubble with plain tile roof (formerly thatched). 2 storeys with loft; 3 cells
with 5 1st-floor windows; continuous, storeyed, rear outshut. Windows are mostly
wood-mullioned with timber lintels and small-pane leaded casements. Garden front:
central cell has central 6-panel door (top 2 panels glazed) in added, gabled,
brick porch (not of special interest) with windows of 4 lights to left, 3 lights
to right, 3, 2 and 3 lights above. A later 2-light window to far right, the window
above and those on each floor at left end all concealed by ivy. Roof half-hipped
with large ridge stacks between central and outer cells, all ivy-covered.

Rear: outshut under cat-slide roof has door on right and 4 windows, 2 to centre
c1985 small-pane casements, outer windows of 3 lights that on left with chamfered
mullions; gabled 2-light casement dormer between 2nd and 3rd windows. Left return
2 windows to ground floor, one blocked, and one to 1st floor, left. Right return:
central board door under corrugated-iron hood (not of special interest) with 3-light
window to left, c1985 casement to right, and 2-light window to 1st floor, right.

Interior: central ground-floor room has inglenook with deep, stop-chamfered bressumer
and seat on right, both this room and the one above have massive cross-beams with
deep chamfers and lamb's tongue stops; other chamfered beams and some wide floorboards;
outshut end rooms and front right ground-floor room have stanchions to windows;
roof has collared principal rafter trusses set on wall plate, trenched purlins,
diagonally-set ridge-piece and square-section rafters.

Listing NGR: ST6870316075

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26609576

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