Description

SO 82 NE DEERHURST SCHOOL LANE, Lower Apperley
(north side)

3/61 No 20
II
Small house. Late C17; mid-late C19, possibly early C20,
enlarged to rear late C20. Brick-nogged timber framing, Sussex
bond brickwork, tiled roof. Four bays, 1½ storeys, one room deep;
some rear extensions C20. Gable to road: heavier framing ground
floor, two 2-light casements, weatherboard over each. Above
lighter framing when eaves raised, 2-light casement, weatherboard
over. Slightly set back on right C20 porch, boarded door,
weatherboard over. Left return: first bay framing 2 panels high
with shallow panel over from raising of eaves, angle struts to
wallplate: 2-light casement. To left 2 timber-framed bays,
framing 3 panels high to eaves, angle struts to wallplate from end
posts; two 2-light casements, iron opening light to first, second
wooden. Possibly blocked opening at left end. Tall, gabled
dormer with 2-light casement; chimney on ridge at right end.
Slightly set back on left brick bay, 3-light mullion and transom
window, cambered brick head; gabled dormer over as first.
Original building 2-bay, 1½ storey house with single-storey, single
bay end to road: the latter raised in height mid C19, brick bay
added late C19 or early C20, when new dormer added to original
house.

Listing NGR: SO8598427657

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625759

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