Description

In the entry for:

BEACON LANE
SX 99 SE
25/712 Pinbrook Farmhouse
II

the list entry shall be amended to read:

SX 99 SE BEACON LANE
Pinbrook House
II*

Said to have been the Manor House. Over front door is a wooden shield with
moulded top, small pulvinated frieze with a moulded frame below. Inside the
frame is a square enriched frame with a coat of Arms surrounded with good
carving. Below this is the date 1679. A large 3 storey house of red brick with
hipped slate roof, and wide dentilled cornice (in front only). 4 casement
windows on top and 1st floor, with blocked windows between. Band between floors
but this ends above the outer windows although the walls extend beyond. In the
extension there appear to be long blocked windows, like stair windows. This
might be a later addition but the brick does not look less old. Late C19 open
timber porch. On south front is a very large external brick chimney. A red
stone base shows here with large moulded coping. On west front there are two
wings, which each contain a staircase. That on the left hand has several
blocked windows, and none open; that on the right hand has windows following
the stairs with bands stepped above but 4 of these windows are blocked as well
as others elsewhere. Interior not inspected.

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BEACON LANE
1.
1092
Pinbrook Farmhouse
(Formerly listed in the
rural district of St Thomas)
SX 99 SE 25/712 11.11.52.
II.
2.
Said to have been the Manor House. Over front door is a wooden shield with moulded top, small pulvinated frieze with a moulded frame below. Inside
the frame is a square enriched frame with a coat of Arms surrounded with
good carving. Below this is the date 1679. A large 3 storey house of red
brick with hipped slate roof, and wide dentilled cornice (in front only).
4 casement windows on top and 1st floor, with blocked windows between.
Band between floors but this ends above the outer windows although the
walls extend beyond. In the extension there appear to be long blocked
windows, like stair windows. This might be a later addition but the brick
does not look less old. A very poor porch on timber supports. On south
front is a very large external brick chimney. A red stone base shows here
with large moulded coping. On West front there are two wings, which each
contain a staircase. That on the Left Hand has several blocked windows,
and none open; that on the Right Hand has windows following the stairs
with bands stepped above but 4 of these windows are blocked as well as
others elsewhere.

Listing NGR: SX9523794560

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17547633

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