Description

UPTON PYNE UPTON PYNE HILL SX 99 NW 3/66 1 & 2 Pynes Hill Cottages - - II Cottage, formerly 2 cottages. Late C17. Rendered cob on a stone plinth. Thatched roofs: the cottage to the south (formerly no.1) hipped to the left, but gabled to the right with a large external end stack with bake-oven bulge and the cottage to the N (formerly no.2) with half-hipped gable and end stack. Both cottages, although later extended, were originally single-celled structures, and together form an L-shaped plan. 2-storeyed throughout. Front of No. 1 with slightly right of centre door with timber jambs and lintel and irregularly placed windows, 2 to each storey, the upper-floor window lintels boxed and forming part of the wall plate. C19 9- and 12-pane casements. No. 2 is altogether smaller, with its door placed close to the angle formed by L-plan. Internally, both cottages retain large, chamfered beams, and a renewed newel staircase. No. 1 has original fireplace with stone back and jambs and brick-lined side oven. Roofs of principal rafters and collars. The upper storey of No. 2 has its early floorboards, all broad but of irregular width.

Listing NGR: SX9088696324

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