Description

SY 19 NE FARWAY

3/71 Tedbridge Farmhouse
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- II

Farmhouse. Circa 1700, refurbished in the late C19, modernised and enlarged circa
1970. Local stone rubble with brick quoins and dressings; stone rubble and brick
stacks topped with C19 and C20 brick; thatch roof.
Plan and development: originally this was a 3-room central service room plan house
built on a flat valley bottom site facing south-south-west, say south. At the left
(west) end is the parlour with a gable-end stack. Next to it is the former service
room with a C19 rear lateral stack. Between this and the kitchen is a straight
flight stair. The kitchen originally had a gable-end stack but circa 1970 a former
woodshed outshot was rebuilt 2 storeys high and brought into domestic use.
Originally the central service room, probably the dairy/pantry was unheated. 2
storeys with C19 outshot to rear.
Exterior: overall 4-window front. The right end bay is the circa 1970 extension.
The rest is the main house and has brick quoins each end. This has late C19
fenestration, ground floor canted bay windows with thatch roof containing horned 4-
pane sashes and first floor 4-pane sashes. Left of centre is a C20 French window
and right of centre the front doorway which contains a C20 4-panel door and
contemporary thatch-roofed porch. Under the eaves towards the left end a date
plaque is set in the wall. It is inscribed 1720 and although this looks to be C20
the date could be that of the house. The roof is gable-ended. The rear outshot
contains some circa 1700 flat-faced mullion oak windows containing diamond and
rectangular panes of leaded glass. These are thought to be original windows from
the front of the house which were put here when the present front windows were
inserted.
Interior: has late C19 and C20 joinery detail. Little carpentry is exposed. The
kitchen however has a chamfered crossbeam with runout stops. The fireplace here is
large with a chamfered oak lintel and oven. A cupboard to right is thought to have
been built into a former curing chamber. The parlour fireplace has a chamfered oak
lintel. Roof not inspected although the boxed in bases of straight principals from
A-frame trusses show on the first floor.

Listing NGR: SY1761795946

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26618076

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