Description

ST OO NE UFFCULME
8/126 Home Farmhouse
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- II
Farmhouse, formerly the Home Farm of Bradfield House (q.v.). 1860s. Random rubble
limestone with red brick dressing; half-hipped tiled roof with crested ridge tiles.
2-room single-depth plan to main range with central porch, entrance and stair hall,
and a large rear wing with a catslide over a lateral outshut containing service
rooms that face the farmbuildings. Internal end stacks to main range and rear wing
and a lateral stack to wing that emerges from catslide. 2 storeys.
Exterior. Front: symmetrical, 3 bays, the central bay projecting as a 2-storey
porch. 3-light casements with transoms and glazing bars to all windows. Each bay
separately gabled with wavy bargeboarding, the gable walls with sprocketted hung
tiles. Cogged brick plat band. Single-light windows to each side of the porch,
which has a wide entrance with depressed arch. C19 2 and 3-light casements similar
to those described above to other elevations. Interior not inspected.
A carefully designed, purpose-built late Victorian farmhouse, with attention paid
to varied and attractive materials and detailing.

Listing NGR: ST0526509652

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26463328

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