Description

STOCKLINCH CP STONEY LANE (North side)
ST3817
6/110
Pearses Orchard
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GV II

(Shown on OS map as Pearces). Detached cottage. C16, modified C18 and C20. Local stone rubble, with brick infill panels
to swept dormers; thatched roof hipped west end, with plain gable to south and east; brick chimney stacks. L-plan;
single storey with attics; 5 bays of which bay 1 is a C20 addition to match, and bay 5 is a gabled projection, possibly
C18. Casement windows small C19 3-light horizontal-bar above, and C20 small-pane casements below, with bullnosed brick
cills. Entrance to rear. East gable weatherboarded, over a post and truss end. Inside the plan form much altered and a
C16 small house extended westwards in C20, and southwards for what was a carpenter's shop and possibly a cooperage,
rather earlier: a second post and frame truss survives, as does a short length of framed partition and 2 triangular
arched doorways, one of which has the jambs cut away to allow the easy passage of barrels; two large stone chimneys are
probably C17/C18 additions, the wide fireplaces having chamfered timber beams. (Austin and Hall, The Medieval House of
Stocklinch, SANHS Proceedings, vol 116 pp 86-100, 1972).

Listing NGR: ST3832617467

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26308813

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