Description

HORBLING DONNINGTON ROAD
TF 13 NW (south side)
1/126 Priory Farmhouse,
Bridge End
G.V. II

Farmhouse. C12, late C17, early and late C19, C20. Limestone
ashlar, coursed limestone rubble, red brick. Pantile double ridge
roofs with stone coped and brick coped gables and brick gable
stacks. 2 storey, 3 bay house with basement and garret, to left
with single bay to right with single storey and attic, and long,
single storey range beyond. Main range with central doorway with
segmental head, overlight and panelled door. Single C12 corbel
heads flank doorway. 3 light C17 mullion basement window with
casements, to left,with red brick patching beneath. 3 light C17
mullion window with casements, above, with large 3 light late C19
casement to right, with single transom and segmental head.
Glazing bar casement with segmental head above doorway, with 3
light C17 mullion window with casement to left. Small C20 fixed
window with wooden lintel to right with large 3 light late C19
casement beyond, with single transom and segmental head. Lower
bay to right with a single 3 light sliding sash with wooden
lintel. Flat headed dormer window above with 2 light casement.
Fixed glazing bar window in long low range to right, with doorway
beyond with wooden lintel and plank door. South side of main
range of house rebuilt c.1800, in red brick with ashlar quoins
and first floor brick band. Central doorway, late C19 gabled
brick porch with semi-circular headed opening, inner doorway with
overlight and panelled door. Porch flanked by single semi-
circular C20 bay windows, each with 6 narrow casements. 3
glazing bar sashes above with segmental heads. Interior of no
interest. Stone re-used from Horbling Priory formerly situated a
few hundred yards to south.

Listing NGR: TF1434636239

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316063

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