Description

NORBURY C.P. HOLTRIDGE
SJ 54 NE
2/77 The Holtridge
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GV II
Farmhouse. Early C17 with later C17 or early C18 addition. English
garden wall bond brick and Flemish bond brick with plain tile roof.
T-shaped plan, the earlier portion forming the downstroke and having
originally had a baffle entry plan. The later portion, forming the
cross stroke has to its northern facade two bays with a canted oriel
window to the centre of the ground floor of C20 date in place of the
original doorway, the stone sill to which can still be seen. To
either side are 3-light casement windows with C20 fenestration with
flat heads. Band of 2 bricks depth between floors. Two 3-light flat
headed casement windows to the first floor. Below the eaves is a
cogged band. To either gable end are stone springers and coping.
Chimney stack at right. To the rear is the earlier wing at centre
which has C20 renewed fenestration to both flanks and, at the gable
end, a C17 re-set plank door with coffin nail decoration with C19
timber porch over.
Interior: The earliest part of the house has chamfered ceiling beams
to the later portion and one C17 plank door with decorated strap
hinges.

Listing NGR: SJ5615948481

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26319543

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