Description

FRETHERNE WITH SAUL FRETHERNE
SO 70 NW
5/171 Luffinghams
II
Former hall house, detached. Probably late C15/early C16, with
inserted stack of late C16/early C17. Cruck-framed 4-bay structure
with large panel timber-framing with plaster infill and curved
downward tension braces, on sill beam on brick plinth. Concrete
tile roof, half-hipped, with large part ashlar and part brick ridge
stack, small brick lateral end stack to right. Single range of
single storey with additional inserted floor in centre with dormers
to rear, small added half-hipped wing on north end, and single-
storey brick wing to front left, probably of C19, containing door.
Ground floor has projecting framed casements to front and rear,
latter possibly those said to have ovolo moulded wood mullions.
Remaining fenestration of C20, with 2-light casement to left front
cutting into former probable arched doorway. Interior not
accessible but said to have newel stair at each end, several old
doors and arched door-heads.
(VCH, Gloucestershire, Vol X, 1972; David Verey, Buildings of
England: Gloucestershire, the Vale and the Forest of Dean, 1980)

Listing NGR: SO7349309673

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26590780

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