Description

SO 71 NE CHURCHAM A 40 (south side)

11/7 Stonend Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse; mid C17, early C19, with alterations. Pale red Flemish bond brick; timber-framing, 2 panels high each floor; tiled roof. 'U' plan, front 4 windows wide, 2 storey, with lofts. Gabled timber-framed cross wing on left of front: brick plinth, one original timber-framed panel each side of wide later C20 bow window: weatherboard to bressumer over. First floor, tension braces rise to tops of wallposts; principal rafters tenoned into braces. 3-light casement window, weather board over, with single light in apex, to left. Pitch reduced slightly on right slope to match main front. Decorative C19 bargeboards. Timber-framing continues on left return. On right 3-window brick front, with later blue-brick plinth. In centre single-storey, gabled, timber- framed porch, mid C19; on blue-brick plinth. Open front: pointed arch to doorway, iron bar with spear top in side lights, over brick nogging. 2-light windows in sides; decorative barge boards. Porch covers 4-panel door with diagonal boarding to panels. Each side 3- light C20 wooden casement window; above original 3-light wooden windows with iron opening lights, with original catches and hooks; narrower blind opening in centre. All windows with slightly cambered, rubbed brick arches. Cogged eaves. Decorative chimneys at each end of brick section. Most of right-hand rear wing rebuilt in late C20.

Listing NGR: SO7717818798

External Links

• Wikidata Q26349326

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