Description

BRAMPTON
SK37SW PRATTHALL
1264-0/2/113 Cottage and attached outbuildings to
SW side of lane, to NW of Pratt Hall
GV II
Cottage with attached outbuilding. C17, with C19 alterations
and additions. Coursed rubble Coal Measures Sandstone,
partially roughcast, with plain gables, and stone slate and
concrete tile roof coverings. L-shaped plan, with the cottage
forming a crosswing at the south-east end of the outbuilding
and occupying its end bay. South-east elevation has 2-storeyed
gable to south-west, with single-storey bay to the side. C20
planked door to junction of 2 ranges, with a 4-paned fixed
light set in a larger opening with a channelled sill.
Small-paned window to south-west of doorway, and then a
further C20 window, and a second planked door. Tall 6-pane
casement to first floor.
Outbuilding range with 2 windows, one with a hopper frame, the
other with a cast-iron frame, both below plain lintels.
Off-centre doorway with plain planked door. Low single-storey
addition to north-west.
INTERIOR: Two cruck trusses to outbuilding part, both with
collars and spur ties, one with purlin bearers on the backs of
the cruck blades, formerly windbraced. Low cruck truss with
collar to cottage part.

Listing NGR: SK3269773159

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26410608

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  A Buying and Owning a Listed Building: A Brief Guide
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  Huddersfield in 50 Buildings
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  Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990: Updated version
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