Description

BARKHAM BARKHAM ROAD SU 76 NE (south side) 9/35 The Bull Public House and Smithy 12.3.81 II Public house and Smithy, now public house and restaurant. Late C17, and C18, extended and altered in C19, altered late C20. Brick, ground floor of the public house painted, old tile gabled roofs. L-shaped with older part at rear. Public house: 2 storeys, attic in rear wing; chimney on right end and end chimney at rear. 2 bays on front; C19 first floor casements, ground floor canted bays, the latter under a continuous hipped tiled hood. Interior:- 4 beams visible with chamfers and stopped ends. Queen post roof trusses. The restaurant formerly the smithy adjoins on the east. One storey, 2 bays. On the road front is a large sliding Yorkshire sash with glazing bars and one other similar but C20 . A date panel to left of window lAA 1728. Interior:- queen post roof trusses and rafters exposed; furnace and chimney restored and complete.

Listing NGR: SU7795866922

External Links

• Wikidata Q26411579

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