Description

TL00NW
5/228

NETTLEDON WITH POTTEN END
THE COMMON(South side)Pheasantries Cottage and attached farm buildings

GII
House and farm buildings.C17 or earlier house,linked to converted farm building in 1980s.Timber frame on black painted stucco sill.Frame exposed on west front with red brick infill.Similar brick casing to ground floor at ends with dark weatherboarding above.Steep old red tile roof.A two storey,two-cell,internal chimney,lobby-entry plan house facing west with two lean-to rear outshuts of different dates and attic now formed in roofspace with gable windows.Central red brick chimney of conjoined square shafts.Two three-light flush wooden casement windows to each floor on west with two-light window in middle over former door.Single-storey brick entrance link at north end of west side joining to brick part of north range of tiled roofed farm buildings extending to west and then to south along Ivy House Lane as a timber framed dark weatherboarded group with red brick sills and steep old red tile roofs.Formerly Gutteridge Farm and later called Gutteridge Farm Cottage.

Listing NGR: TL0062008500

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26394405

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