Description

SP 71 SE STONE SEDRUP LANE
east side

3/185 Calley Farmhouse

25.10.51

GV II

House. C16-17 with later alterations and additions. Timber frame,
partly rendered, partly infilled with brick and refaced in chequer
brick, S. bay rubble stone, N. bay C19 brick. Tiled roof, central brick
chimney, 3 gabled eaves dormers. 1 storey and attic, N. bay 2-storey and
attic. 6-bay front, N. bay on LH has a 3-light casement and door, then two
timber frame and brick bays with two 3-light leaded casements;6 flush
panel door to RH; 2 recessed bays with jettied timber framing and rendering,
one 1-light, one 3-light casements, small cellar window to RH., S. bay to
RH. stone with a 3-light casement to each floor door to RH, all with
segmental red and blue brick arches and brick jambs. S. gable stone with
brick gable. One 3-light attic casement. 2 rear outshots with catslide
roofs. Interior: exposed timber framing to 1st floor, inglenook fireplace in
centre.
RCHM I p.293. MON.14.

Listing NGR: SP7980611845

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26617644

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