Description

ST CUTHBERT WITHOUT
NY 35 SE

7/36 Blackhall Wood
Farmhouse and
adjoining barn

II

Farmhouse. 174O's incorporating earlier features. Mixed red and yellow coursed
sandstone rubble walls, slate roof with bottom course of stone-slates, brick
chimney stacks. 2 storeys, 2 bays, double span, adjoining earlier house to
left. Double sash windows with glazing bars with plain painted surrounds:
entrance has moulded surround and architrave, 6-panel door: rusticated quoins
and coped gables with kneelers. Joined to farmhouse is the original house with
lower roof line, which to rear has filled entrance with carved lintel stone
inscribed with raised lettering I.B., M.B. 1695: two C19 casement windows with
glazing bars to left: C18 barn entrance to right with loft entrance above and
slit vents: same stone as house, slate roof and brick chimney stack. Gable
wall and south wall of river cobbles with sandstone quoins: remains of
chamfered mullioned window, now of single light partly filled in south wall.
Deeds go back to 16O2 and farmhouse could incorporate an even earlier building.
Listing does not include other farm buildings.

Listing NGR: NY3873251137

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26620090

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