Description

SK 24 NE PARISH OF BIGGIN HOME FARM LANE
6/9 (North Side)
13.9.67 Home Farm Cottage,
GV (formerly listed as
Alsop Farmhouse)
II

House Late C17 and early C18. Long house type. Coursed gritstone with
gritstone dressings. Tiled roof and one stone coped gable with moulded
kneelers and brick gable end stack; the other end abuts another range of
buildings. Brick ridge stack. Two-storeys. South elevation - two
buildings. Left part with off-centre doorway with C20 plank door. To the
Left a 2-light chamfered mullion window; to the right a 2-light formerly
mullioned window and a 2-light chamfered mullion window. Two similar
windows to the first floor and a central single light window. Right-hand
part double fronted. Central doorway with stone lintel and quoins.
C20 plank door. Flanked by 3-light flush square section mullion windows.
Two similar windows above and a single light window over the door.
the former outbuildings attached at the west end have been converted to
dwellings. These until recently had a door lintel inscribed "John Wilcockson
1749" which fell and has been destroyed.

Listing NGR: SK2590248603

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26403143

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