Description

SMEETON WESTERBY MAIN STREET
(west side)

No 35, Home Farmhouse
1/59

The description shall be amended to read

SP 69 SE SMEETON WESTERBY MAIN STREET
(west side)

1/59 No 35, Home Farmhouse
GV II

Farmhouse with attached former cottage. Late C18. Brick. L-shaped plan: 2
unit central hall/stairway range parellel to street with kitchen wing to rear.
House has C20 concrete tile roof, with gable stacks. Cottage has Swithland
slate roof and gable stack. East front: 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central doorway
with flat hood on brackets and 4-panel door with glazed overlight, flanked by
single 3-light casements. Above three 3-light casements. All openings have
cambered arches. Attached to left, a single bay 2-storey cottage with lower
roofline. Single 3-light casements on each storey, similar to the house.
South gable wall has a first floor brick band, a small casement in rear
outshut, and a 2-light casement above in the attic. Raised outshut to rear.
Interior: some panelled doors in surrounds, kitchen with chamfered and
stopped ceiling beams. The detached former barn to rear has been altered in
the late C20 and is not included in this listing.

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SMEETON WESTERBY MAIN STREET
(West side)

No 35, Home -
1/59 Farmhouse

The description shall be amended to read:
Farmhouse with attached former cottage. Late C18. Brick. L-shaped plan: 2
unit central hall/stairway range parallel to street with kitchen wing to rear.
House has C20 concrete tile roof, with gable. Rear wing has Swithland slate
and corrugated asbestos sheeting roof. Cottage has Swithland slate roof and
gable stack. East front: 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central doorway with flat hood
on brackets and 4-panel door with glazed overlight, flanked by single 3-light
casements. Above three 3-light casements. All openings have cambered arches.
Attached to left, a single bay 2-storey cottage with lower roofline. Single
3-light casements on each storey, similar to the house. South gable wall has
a first floor brick band, a small casement in rear outshut, and a 2-light casement
above in the attic. Raised outshut to rear. Interior: some panelled doors in
surrounds, kitchen with chamfered and stopped ceiling beams. The detached former
barn to rear has been altered in the late C20 and is not included in this listing.

This entry was previously amended by First Amendment to List No 65 dated 26
February 1990.

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SMEETON WESTERBY MAIN STREET
SP 69 SE (west side)

1/59 No 35, Home Farmhouse

GV II

Farmhouse with attached former cottage. Late C18. Brick. House has C20 concrete tile roof,
with gable stacks. Cottage has Swithland slate roof and gable stack. East front: 2
storeys, 3 bays. Central doorway with flat hood on brackets and 4-panel door with
glazed overlight, flanked by single 3-light casements. Above three 3-light case-
ments. All openings have cambered arches. Attached to left, a single bay
2-storey cottage with lower roofline. Single 3-light casements on each storey,
similar to the house. South gable wall has a first floor brick band, a small
casement in rear outshut, and a 2-light casement above in the attic.

Listing NGR: SP6794692867

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26314751

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