Description

TINTAGEL
SW 08 NE
Trecarne Old Farmhouse including
4/170 outbuilding joining on right hand
hipped end of front range
II
Farmhouse and outbuilding. Possibly C17 extended in C19. Slate stone rubble. Slate
roof with hipped ends and brick end stacks to C19 range on front and hipped end to
outbuilding which joins the right hand side wall. To the rear, the earlier C17 range
has a lower rag slate roof with gable ends and brick end stacks. There is a rare
possibly C17 clay ridge tile to the rear right with the headless figure of a horse.
To the rear, the service wing has a gable end and projecting stone rubble end stack
with cloam oven projection.
The original house was possibly of 2 room and cross or through passage plan, heated
by 2 end stacks. In circa mid C17 a service wing was added to the rear of the
passage, heated by a gable end stack with cloam oven and possibly a smoking chamber.
In circa early C19 a dairy was added on the north side in the angle between the left
hand room and rear service wing. In circa mid C19 the house was considerably
extended across the front elevation with a single depth range containing 2 reception
rooms heated by end stacks and a central entrance with wide cross passage containing
stair. In circa mid to late C19 a 2-storey extension of 1 room plan was added on the
right hand gable end of the earlier range and possibly contemporary with this a 2-
storey outbuilding was added on the right hand hipped end of the mid C19 front range.
2 storeys. Almost symmetrical 3 window front elevation with C20 PVC windows inserted
in earlier sash openings and C20 glazed porch in centre. The outbuilding to the
right has a stone rubble ramp providing access to the first floor. The rear
elevation remains unaltered with a separate entrance to the rear wing. To the rear
left a C20 PVC window on the ground floor and a C19 sash on first. The right hand
gable end has a late C19 or early C20 canted bay window on the ground floor and PVC
windows on the first. The rear wing has a C19 3-light casement window.
Interior : C19 front range with stair intact and chimneypiece partly replaced. The
rear C17 range has been remodelled on the ground floor and the partition removed to
form a large kitchen. The rear wing has a large fireplace with cloam oven and
possible smoking chamber which has now been blocked. On the first floor is one C18
2-panel door and an C18 chimneypiece.
The roof structure is largely C18 and later with the principals slightly curved and
chamfered, jointed and pegged at the apices. The collars have been largely renewed.
The clay ridge tile on the C17 range is a rare survival in the south west.

Listing NGR: SX0558785481

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26517499

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