Description

ST 01 SE UFFCULME CLAY LANE
4/162 Hill Head Farmhouse
II
Farmhouse. Dated 1807. Roughcast cob on a stone footings; gable end slate roof. A
small 2-room, central passage plan house, with lower flanking ranges, that to the
left probably originally the dairy and now a kitchen, that to the right a storage
area that forms the end of a range of farmbuildings that returns to enclose a small
farmyard to the rear of the house; the stairs occupy the rear of the central
passage. End stacks with brick shafts. 2 storeys.
Exterior Front: the main house and flanking ranges form a symmetrical range, the
house taller, and projecting slightly. House a 3 window range; 16-pane hornless
sash windows to first floor. Central door, panelled and quarter glazed set in a
elliptical arch; porch with 2 simple turned posts with capitals. 16-pane hornless
sash window to either side. Flanking ranges each with one pointed 2-light casement
window to both floors with debased Y-head tracery. Rear: pointed window similar to
those described, with datestone above. Outshut.
Interior: present kitchen with axial ceiling beam, shallow chamfer and run-out
stops.

Listing NGR: ST0634113496

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26611399

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