Description

TL 65 NW STETCHWORTH HIGH STREET
(West Side)

6/159 Nos. 32 and 34
(Rose Cottage)

GV II

House, originally a farmhouse possibly late mediaeval with wing
to south partly rebuilt c.1880 and rear wing to north extended
in C18 as kitchen wing. Plastered timber frame with some
pargetting at rear, red brick casing. Slate roofs steeply
pitched. Tall red brick ridge stack with thatch weatherings,
cross wing with local gault brick stack, unfired bricks below
ridge. One storey and attic. Gable to south cross wing has
paired twelve-paned hung sash windows at both floor levels in
segmental brick arches. Recessed six-panelled door in lobby
entry position. One ground floor three-light, and one two-
light casement windows in segmental brick arches. Two gabled
horizontal sliding sash dormer windows. Interior. Details of
roof and timber frame concealed by plaster. Ovolo moulded
mantel beam to inglenook hearth of hall, relined in modern
brick.
RCHM (Cambs notes) 1951.

Listing NGR: TL6405958714

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26419269

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