Description

MORETON VALENCE A38, Putloe
SO 70 NE
(west side)
6/223 Putloe Court
II
Farmhouse. C17 core, enlarged to right in early C18, remodelled to
left in later C18 and enlarged to rear probably in late C19.
Timber-framed core with brick or rendered infill exposed on left
hand return, on chamfered stone plinth, front of range in brick
with change in brick above ground floor indicating remodelling,
right hand wing in brick on mixed material plinth with chequerboard
brick effect to front, stone chamfered alternating quoins and plat
band. Tile roof. Left hand range has small brick lateral stack to
left front; end stacks to right hand range, stone to right raised
in brick, rebuilt brick to left. Core a single range of 2 storeys
with formerly separate outbuilding behind linked to house in C19,
small L-shape wing added to right in early C18 of 2 storeys and
attic. This wing with moulded painted eaves cornice breaking
forward over projecting stone keystones over four windows, 2-light
later wood mullion and transoms, with red rubbed brick voussoirs.
Keystone linked to chamfered plat band. Door of 6 panels in bay 2
from left, top 4 fielded, lower 2 flush, with C20 gabled glazed
porch. Rear has alternating flush quoins, cambered head mullion
and transoms and louvred cheese attics. Left hand range has three
2-light wood mullion and transoms with top sections leaded in new
brickwork over older section on ground floor with C20 two-light to
left and wide 4-light cambered head wood mullion and transom to
right.

Listing NGR: SO7849109991

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26383647

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