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Latitude: 51.8504 / 51°51'1"N
Longitude: 0.2717 / 0°16'18"E
OS Eastings: 556566
OS Northings: 219309
OS Grid: TL565193
Mapcode National: GBR MF2.X3K
Mapcode Global: VHHLX.NRJB
Plus Code: 9F32V72C+5M
Entry Name: Perses
Listing Date: 17 October 1983
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1122636
English Heritage Legacy ID: 352699
ID on this website: 101122636
Location: Puttock's End, Uttlesford, Essex, CM6
County: Essex
District: Uttlesford
Civil Parish: Great Canfield
Traditional County: Essex
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Essex
Church of England Parish: Great Canfield St Mary
Church of England Diocese: Chelmsford
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TL 51 NE GREAT CANFIELD
2/6 PERSES
II
Cottage, late C16, extended and altered in C17 and C20. Timber framed,
plastered, roof thatched, Originally comprised 2 bays only, storeyed in
S bay, open to the roof in N bay, with original brick chimney stack at N end,
late C16. Floor inserted in open bay, dormer inserted in W pitch of roof,
early C17. Extended to N by one bay, C17. External chimney stack at S end,
C19/20. Extension to E of N bay, forming an L plan, C20. Single storey with
attics. In S gable end, one french window with 2 casement windows above,
all C20. In E extension, door with large fixed lights each side under shallow
porch, 3-light casement window, 2 gabled dormers with casements. Some
framing exposed internally. In original cottage, jowled storey posts,
curved tension bracing trenched inside studs. Inserted axial beam is
stop-chamfered. Original floor boards in N bay. The occupation of this site
is fully recorded from 1504 to 1823 (Eland, p. 122). Until 1595 it was a
holding of 4 acres; from then it became a holding of only 1½ acres burdened
with reaping service. This change of status appears to correlate with the
building of the 2-bay cottage which forms the earliest part of the present
structure. There is a very similar building at The Cottage, Stane Street,
Little Canfield, described as recently built in a survey of 1590
(Essex Record office D/DHt M20), and other similar buildings without
documentation are known. This transitional type of cottage, with one bay
open to the roof but with an original end chimney stack, is of particular
interest historically, and seems to occur earlier in Essex than is recognised
elsewhere. -
Listing NGR: TL5656619309
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