Description

TG 20 SW SWARDESTON THE COMMON

6/106 The Croft at TG 2003 0251

II

Cottage, C16; timberframed with rendering, pantiles. 2½ bays and chimney bay; single storey and attic. Off centre axial stack to right. Half bay to left with door and mid-C20 3-light casement; left cell with late C20 opening of 3 large fixed lights; doorway to chimney bay; 3-light casement to right cell. 2 gabled roof dormers. right return of brick, left return rendered, off-set at eaves level, doorway below eaves level. Rear with outshut to rear of left bay and half bay in rendered C18 brick, roof raking from main roof. Interior: large central stack with stair to rear; inserted C17 floor with large joists, lambs tongue stops to beams. Timber studs to partition between half bay and left cell with chamfered doorway, now blocked. First floor: partition between left cell to half bay with curved braces to ties; 3-tier roof with continuous clasped purlins, 2 collars per truss; timber studding between lower collar and tie. Small opening, now blocked, with lozenge mullion between cells to front of stall; former window openings below wall plate of left cell and to north gable of half bay, both now blocked.

Listing NGR: TG2003002510

External Links

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