Description

KILBURN HIGH AND LOW -
SE 57 NW
5/9 South Kilburn Park and
attached outbuilding
GV II
Farmhouse and attached outbuilding. Late C18, a quoin dated 1798, with earlier
C18 rear ranges. Coursed squared herringbone-tooled limestone to front of main
range, otherwise coursed rubble with sandstone quoins. Roofs of grey and purple
slates and corrugated asbestos. 2 1/2-storey, 3-bay main range with 2-storey, 2-bay,
set-back side wings, earlier 2-storey central rear wing and in angle to rear left
earlier single-storey block. Main range: plinth; central 6-panel door with over-
light flanked by 4-pane sashes with three 4-pane sashes to first floor and three
short 8-pane sashes to second floor, all openings having vertically-tooled lintels
and the windows projecting sills; eaves band; shaped kneelers, coping; grey slate
roof with end stacks, that to right with cornice, that to left rebuilt in brick.
Left wing (dairy with rooms above): break in masonry between bays, the left bay
with a 4-pane side-sliding sash to ground floor, the right bay with a small square
window with iron stanchion to each floor; purple slate roof. Right wing
(outbuilding): no openings; raised verge with inturned kneeler and coping;
corrugated asbestos roof. Rear: on left, the outbuilding has a quoin inscribed
' A
C E
1798', a door on right and a door at higher level on left. The central gabled
wing has: steps up to first floor, bulbous kneelers with moulded coping, rebuilt
gable stack, and in left return a narrow. first-floor window with fixed leaded
lights. On right, single-storey range has c1980 porch, window, slate roof and out-
shut on right. Interior: main range has original panelled doors; in ground-floor
left room cupboards flanking fireplace; closed-string dog-leg stair with elliptical
handrail on stick balusters and turned newel; original fireplace with basket grate
and stone surround in top right-hand room.

Listing NGR: SE5011078238

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26443498

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