Description

TF 39 NE GRAINTHORPE CHURCH LANE

6/14 Tithe Farm House
9.9.67
G.V. II

Farmhouse. C15, extended 1569 and altered C19 and C20. Partly
timber frame cased in brick and 1569 brick wing with diaper work
in burnt headers. C20 concrete pantile roof having raised brick
coped gables with stone kneelers, one axial and 2 brick gable
stacks, one being external. T-plan. The main range originally
timber framed and lobby entry,the cross wing and added parlour
range. 2 storey, the cross wing has a plinth, irregular 5 bay
front with central half glazed panelled door with segmental head
having to left 3 light glazing bar casement, to first floor a
similar window, a 2 light glazing bar sash and 2 fixed leaded
lights in gable of cross wing. On the external stack of the
parlour gable is an ashlar datestone inscribed "A 1569" with
above a woolsack with shield inscribed "IOB" with flag,
presumably a woolmark. The interior of the main range retains
one large earth fast rounded timber bay post and to the first
floor are tie beams approximately 4"O" above floor level,
suggesting the former existence of an open hall of 3 bays.

Listing NGR: TF3884196613

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316450

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