Description

TL 46NW LONGSTANTON ST. MICHAELS LANE
(North West Side)

5/76 Magdalene College
Cottage No 1

GV II

Cottage late C17, and possibly C18. Late C18 and mid C20
alterations. Timber framed with mid-C20 brick infill, part
weatherboarded. Crosswing rendered. Left hand gable end of
early C19 gault brick. Straw thatch roof with square ridge
stack at junction of main range and crosswing. Later hipped
roof to rear of crosswing. Tumbled parapet to left hand gable
with small recessed panel similar to that of the Grange (5/75
q.v.). One storey and attic. Three gable dormers. Two
three-light hung sashes on either side of doorway. Crosswing
one storey and attic. One flush frame horizontal sliding sash
to attic gable end and recessed window at ground floor.
Interior: The roof of the main range and the rear pitch of the
crosswing have been rebuilt, C20. The rest of the crosswing
roof is late C17 with carpentered timbers. The centre bay of
the main range has an inglenook, sealed, and above a moulded pad
with dentil enrichment, c.1670, to support the main beam, which
is now boxed. Stop chamfered main beam to the crosswing.
R.C.H.M. record card

Listing NGR: TL4026965878

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420208

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