Description

LONG WHATTON CLEMENTS GATE
SK 4424-4524
(Diseworth)
12/164
27.4.87 Nos 1 and 3
- II

Two houses. C15-C16 in origin, with 2 surviving cruck trusses. Mostly rebuilt
C18-Cl9, with C20 alterations. No 1 is roughcast, with rubble stone base,
thatched roof, coped gable to left, and rebuilt flanking brick chimneys. 1 1/2
storeys; 2 bays. Horizontal sashes 3-light to ground floor, 2-light in eyebrow
dormer to right. Recessed C20 door to centre. Ground floor openings have flat
rendered heads. NO 3 is rendered, with rubble stone base and C20 tiled roof.
One storey and attic; 2 small bays. C20 horizontal 2-light sashes to ground
floor left and in gabled eaves-line dormers. C20 canted bay window to right.
Central C20 door. Interior has cruck trusses in walls between the houses and to
centre of No 1. Curved wind-braces in roof. Heavy joists and cross beam in
left bay. All timbers in No 3 renewed except for spine beam.

Listing NGR: SK4541524571

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26321463

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