Description

TR 34 NW LANGDON SOLTON 2/34 Solton Manor 22.8.52 Farmhouse (formerly GV listed as Solton) II

House. C16, clad C17 and extended and altered c.1904. Timber framed and clad with red brick with flint and yellow brick dressings, with plain tiled roof. Three cell hall-house plan in origin. Two storeys on flint plinth with some diapered brick insets, with hipped roof and stacks paired and lozenge offset to left, projecting at front left, and to centre right, rear right and end right and with 3 flush skylights to right. Six glazing bar sashes on first floor and 4 glazing bar sashes and tripartite sash to centre left on ground floor, all with moulded surrounds, and inserted in blocked openings marked by yellow brick dressings. The whole upper wall rebuilt to right c.1904. Central half glazed door with terraced semi-circular fanlight in gabled porch. Left return: large offset stack in English band, incorporating four centred arched doorway. Large stack to rear, with tumbled-in brickwork, the chimney truncated and diverted to adjacent early C20 stack. Interior cross passage plan, front and rear doors still opposite each other. Early C20 inglenook partition to parlour and ceiling. Parlour with moulded cross panelled ceiling joists and 4 centred moulded brick fireplace with hollow chamfer. Upper floor with rear corridor and framed partitions to main rooms, with moulded and stop chamfered door from stair to corridor, and 4 centred arched doorways to rooms. Chalk block lined cellars.

Listing NGR: TR3394045281

External Links

• Wikidata Q26323590

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