Description

SP4161
13/88
07/01/52

SOUTHAM
WARWICK ROAD
Whitehall House and No.9 (Whitehall Barn),
(formerly listed as Farmhouse, SW of Beech Hurst, and occupied by P.S.Wilks)

GV
II

The description should be amended to read:-

Farmhouse. Early C17. Timber framed on stone plinth, roughcast to
front with plain-tile roof and limestone ridge and end stacks with
diagonal brick flues. L-shaped plan with jettied first floor to right
supported on moulded brackets. 2-storey, 3-window range of C19 three-
light casements to main range with 4-light canted bays with modillion
cornices to cross wing. C18 panelled door with open pediment to centre
of main range. Moulded bargeboard to gable of cross wing. Timber
framing visible on left gable end. Encased in brick and tiles to rear.
Interior: chamfered spine beams with arrow head stops. Open
fireplaces. In crosswing an ovolo- and concave-moulded surround with
ogee stops. Exterior timber framing visible and timber-framed
partition walls throughout. Stone flagged floors. Barn attached to
right, partly converted: 3 bays remain as outbuilding with brick
front and C17 queen-post roof. Conversion to right has timber framing
on stone plinth to front, with C20 casement and canted bay and rebuilt
north gable end and rear walls in stone and brick. 2 of the 4 queen-
strut trusses remain.

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SP4161
13/88
07/01/52

SOUTHAM
WARWICK ROAD
(South side)
Whitehall House and No. 9 (Whitehall Barn)
(Formerly listed as Farmhouse, SW of Beech Hurst, and occupied by P.S. Wilks)

GV
II

Farmhouse. Early C17. Timber framed on stone plinth, roughcast to front with
plain-tile roof and limestone ridge and end stacks with diagonal brick flues.
L-shaped plan with jettied first floor to right supported on moulded brackets.
2-storey, 3-window range of C19 three-light casements to main range with 4-light
canted bays with modillion cornices to cross wing. C18 panelled door with open
pediment to centre of main range. Moulded bargeboard to gable of cross wing.
Timber framing visible on left gable end. Encased in brick and tiles to rear.
Interior: chamfered spine beams with arrow-head stops. Open fireplaces. In
crosswing an ovolo- and concave-moulded spine bean, and 4-centred stone
fireplace with ovolo- and concave-moulded surround with ogee stops. Exterior
timber framing visible and timber-framed partition walls throughout. Stone
flagged floors. Barn attached to right, partly converted: 3 bays remain as
outbuilding with C17 queen-post roof. Conversion to right has timber framing on
stone plinth to front, with C20 casement and canted bay. Said to retain original
roof.

Listing NGR: SP4145261522

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26287176

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