Description

WYMONDLEY TITMORE GREEN
TL 22 NW Little Wymondley

4/176 Lower Titmore Farmhouse
- and outhouse attached on S

GV II

House. C16, early C18 N part, mid C19 alterations. Timber frame red
scallop tile-hung at S end and rear, brick cased in stages at front,
dark weatherboarded outhouse. C18 plum brick with light red dressings to
N end and casing part of front. Steep old red tile roof corrugated iron
to outhouse formerly thatched. A 2-storeys and attic 3-cells house
facing W, set back a little from road. Lean-to single-storey outshut at
rear. Large internal chimney at junction with N parlour bay, and
entrance by plank door into lobby by this stack. 3 windows W front with
gable over middle window. Casement windows with 3-lights on 1st floor
but 3:5:4 on ground floor. Attic over N part lit by 2-lights casement in
N gable. Plat band continues onto W front. Similar band across gable at
eaves level. Timber frame with surviving wattle-and-daub infill exposed
on S end wall of house inside outhouse. S bay of house may have been
heightened. Clasped-purlin roofs. (inf Mr. Farris).

Listing NGR: TL2139926274

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26396544

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