Description

YALDING
TQ 64 NE
Laddingford
3/150 Oast Cottage and
23.5.1978 attached oasthouses
and outbuildings
GV
II

House, barn and oasthouse. Early C19 house, with probably slightly later
C19 barn and later C19 oasthouse. House red and grey brick in Flemish bond
on ground floor, weatherboarded above, with plain tile roof. Barn timber
framed, weatherboarded, on high red and grey brick plinth in English bond,
and with plain tile roof. Stowage almost chequered red and grey brick,
right half-gable tile-hung, plain tile roof. Kilns brick, with slightly
less common rendered brick roofs. House, with barn of similar length to
right, set back from front elevation of house. Brick stowage behind
barn, parallel to it and projecting further to right. Large circular kiln
behind stowage, towards right end, and another, set slightly further back,
at rear gable end of long rear left wing of house. House: 2 storeys,
gabled, with slightly-projecting brick gable end stacks. Regular 2-window
front of sixteen-pane sashes. Similar windows to ground floor. Central
door of four flush panels, with flat moulded and bracketed hood. Red brick
lean-to to left. Rear wing set back from left gable end, brick on ground
floor, tile-hung above, with three first-floor casements to left. Barn
has half-hipped roof with slightly lower eaves and ridge than house, small
two-light casement to right half-gable, and central door with six moulded
panels. Stowage: has brick plinth, similar eaves to barn but higher
ridge, roof half-hipped to right. Louvred rectangular opening under front
eaves towards right end. Two smaller similar louvred openings just above
plinth, to right gable end. Kilns: each has brick plinth, dentilled brick
eaves cornice, and conical roof without cowl. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: TQ6910948382

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26391278

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