Description

HIGH HAM CP HENLEY ROAD (South side)
ST43SW
HENLEY
2/43 Windsor Farmhouse and attached
- outbuildings
GV
II

(Henley House on O.S. Map). Detached farmhouse. C15/16 and later. Local lias stone cut and squared; thatched roof with
plain gables; brick end and intermediate chimney stacks. Two storeys, 4 bays. Casement windows with horizontal bars,
mostly 3-light; no windows upper bays 1 and 3, and to lower bay 2 boarded door with glazed panel; all openings plain,
with timber lintols over. On west gable a long barn, with double Roman clay tile roof, with double doors, one halved,
near house, and a small casement near west end; further outbuildings to east gable, one projecting forward, having clay
pantiled roof, a part-brick gable, and small casement windows. Interior not seen, but reported are a 3-room cross
passage plan, partitions of stud and panel and wattle and daub; ceiling beams, included moulded beam 6-panel ceiling in
centre room; suspected fireplace with oven in east gable, and framed jointed cruck roof with some windbraces still in
position. (VAG Report, SRO Unpublished, 1975).

Listing NGR: ST4267332177

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26308369

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