Description

PARISH OF HOLMESFIELD HORSLEYGATE LANE
SK 37 NW
5/159 (North Side)
House to the north-east
of Horsleygate Old
16.12.75
Hall (formerly listed
as Barns at Old
Horsleygate Hall
and Horsleygate
Cottages)
GV II
House, formerly outbuilding and cottages. C17 with alterations
in C18, and converted to a dwelling in 1975-7. Coursed rubble
coal measures sandstone, with quoins, plain gables, C20 ashlar
stacks and stone slated roof. L-shaped range, with basement to
advanced wing at west end. Two storey and two storey and
basement, seven bays, with main two storey range having three
quoined doorways, the central one now forming a window. Window
and door joinery all C20, the three first floor openings at the
west end being former overloft doors with shutters, the openings
now glazed without glazing bars, the remaining windows being C20
glazing bar casements. Former ventilation slits also direct
glazed. Advanced wing with tall double opening with quoined
surround, now with C20 glazed screen, formerly forming access to
threshing bay. Rear opening of similar proportions, with
masonry infill and a re-used C19 2-light mullioned window to the
first floor, and a C20 glazed screen below. To the south of the
modified rear door, other inserted single and 2-light C19 window
surrounds, to the north, glazed ventilation slits. The south
gable of the advanced wing has four 2-light chamfer mullioned
windows, some C20 restoration and a central door with quoined
surround, massive lintel, and rough masonry relieving arch above
the lintel. The interiors throughout have been completed
remodelled. Listed for group value .

Listing NGR: SK3107976968

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26403336

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