Description

ST51NW YEOVIL WITHOUT CP YEOVIL MARSH

1/129 Carents Farm with its South boundary wall and West return -

- II

Farmhouse, early C18. Local stone uncoursed, with Ham stone dressings; mixed roof with the 2 lowest courses of stone slates, then several of Welsh slates, and the remainder covered with old plain clay tiles, between coped gables, with stone chimney stacks at each end. 2-storey, 5-bay South elevation with central half glazed door (2 solid panels and 9 glass panes with margins) set in a simple architrave under a flat hood with plain console brackets: the windows all hollowed chamfered mullioned windows of 2-lights all glazed with near-square leaded lights; some of the opening metal casements retain their early stay bars externally. On the West side a large projection for the chimney stack up the end gable, and then a matching return wing with C18 composite timber window at ground floor level and above 3-light mullioned window. There is an outshut to the rear East of this projection. The interior not inspected. The outbuildings not included, but included in this listing the South boundary wall of local stone approximately 1.5 metres high, on Western side, with coping and a sweep down to a lower stone wall along the front of the house - thereafter to the East it becomes a brick wall approximately 1.5 metres high, with projecting course and bullnose cappings.

Listing NGR: ST5468818644

External Links

• Wikidata Q26308156

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