Description

CRADLEY WESTFIELD SO 74 NW Tudor Oaks 19/397 II -, The address and the description shall be amended to read:-

SO 74 NW CRADLEY BOSBURY ROAD Westfield

19/397 Tudor Oaks

- II

House. Circa early - mid C17, extended in circa C18 and in C20. Box frame timber-frame with rendered square panels; some of the frame replaced in concrete. Machine tile roof with gabled ends. 2 large stone rubble lateral stacks at rear with tall brick shafts. PLAN: Original house has a 3-room plan, with a central hall heated from a lateral fireplace at the back and unheated rooms to left and right, the right (E) hand room much smaller; the larger left-hand room subdivided with later partitions might have been heated originally. Circa C18 1-room plan extension on left (W) with rear lateral stack. Later outshut on W end and C20 porches and small C20 extensions at front and rear. EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. Asymmetrical 4-windows range S front. All C20 metal-frame casements, those on first floor in flat-headed half dormers. C20 plank door to left of centre. At rear (N) C20 casements, C20 plank door, large stone stack on left with C20 addition in angle and another stack on right now within C20 extension. INTERIOR: Some exposed timber-frame. Hall has 2 chamfered axial beams with cyma and notch stops, unchamfered joists (some replaced) and large dressed stone fireplace with chamfered timber lintel with straight cut stops. Left room chamfered axial beam, later partitions and staircase. Left addition roughly hewn cross-beam and C20 fireplace. 2 roof trusses with large principals, halved and tenoned at apex, trenched purlins, one with high collar.

------------------------------------ 1. 1962 CRADLEY WESTFIELD Tudor Oaks SO 74 NW 19/397 II 2. C16-17. Timber framed plaster panels. Two storeys. Four windows, casements. Four flat headed dormers. Modern porch. Large stone stack. Machine tile roof with gable ends.

Listing NGR: SO7227446369

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