Description

TL 22 SW LANGLEY LANGLEY LANE
(North side)
Shilley Green

5/70 Shilley Green Farmhouse
and stable adjoining

II

House and stable adjoining. Early C18. House timber frame on stuccoed
sill, roughcast, painted brick to front to right of door, steep old red
tile roof. Slate roof to lean-to W extension. Red brick and slate link
to timber framed dark weatherboarded stable with slate roof and lower E
part similar. A 1½-storeys, 2-cells house facing S with entrance into
originally unheated W room and internal gable chimney at E.
Single-storey link to 2-storeys, 3-bays stable facing S with
single-storey E part with double doors. S front of house has 3 gabled
dormer windows at eaves, 2 flush 3-lights casement windows (renewed) and
central 6-panels door (renewed) in heavy frame under hipped tiled hood
on shaped braces now propped by 2 posts. French door in glazed screen to
link on RH. Stable has 2 shallow windows under eaves, and central door
on each floor. Box dormers at rear of house and red-brick slated central
outshut.

Listing NGR: TL2047122990

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26396526

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