Description

In the entry for:

SK 14 SE YEAVELEY RODSLEY LANE
(south side)
2/106
Malt House farmhouse

II

The description shall be amended to read:

Farmhouse. Mid C17 with early Cl9 addition and 2 late C20 gabled 1st floor
windows added to front and rear alterations; hall range and cross wing plan,
one bay of the wing rebuilt in the C19. Timber-framed, clad in brick dressings
and plain tile roofs with large brick ridge stack and south gable stack, also
plain brick band between storeys. Two storeys throughout, but Cl9 addition
higher, L-plan, east range with lobby entrance plan and three bays with
advanced gabled bay to west. Central doorcase with flush panelled door and
2-light casement window to east, under segment heads. To west side, a similar
3-light window under cambered brick arch, breaking into brick band. Beyond the
gabled bay with 2-light casement window under a segment head. Above, similar
window with brick band over, and to east, two blocked squared windows either
side of central small square opening. Cl9 addition to south of gabled bay has
glazing bar sashes in segment-headed openings. Interior: framing visible in
various parts of the building cross wing partition revealed. Hall has ceiling
beams and joists, the fireplace with corbelled lintel. Wooden fireplace to
left-hand room.

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SK 14 SE PARISH OF YEAVELEY RODSLEY LANE
2/106 (South Side)
Malt House Farmhouse
II

Farmhouse. Late C17 with early C19 addition and minor alterations. Red brick with
brick dressings and plain tile roofs with large brick ridge stack and south gable
stack, also plain brick band between storeys. Two storeys throughout, but C19
addition higher, L-plan,east range with lobby entrance plan and three bays with
advanced gabled bay to west. Central doorcase with flush panelled door and 2-light
casement window to east, under segment heads. To west side, a similar 3-light window
under cambered brick arch, breaking into the brick band. Beyond the gabled bay with
2-light casement window under a segment head. Above, similar window with brick band
over, and to east, two blocked squared windows either side of central small square
opening. C19 addition to south of gabled bay has glazing bar sashes in segment
headed openings. -

Listing NGR: SK1872040297

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619658

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