Description

TL 4239 HEYDON CHISHILL ROAD
(East Side)
23/144 No. 69
GV II
Farmhouse now a house. Early C18. Timber-framed and plastered with plain
tiled half hipped roof. Two rectangular planned red brick ridge stacks. Two
storeys and attics with C20 rear outshut replacing former stair turret. Four
unit plan. Main entrance to right hand with wooden shouldered architrave and
console brackets supporting a pediment with dentil enrichment; six,
raised-and fielded-panelled door. Four ground floor C20 casement windows
with glazing bars and four similar first floor windows with one single light
window. Three hipped dormer windows. Interior: Exposed floor frames and
timber frame; central partition between inner rooms removed at ground floor,
modern staircase from outshut; attic stair beside main hearth. Three
hearths, baking oven and niches to main hearth and Adam style chimney piece
to south room. The building was divided into two cottages in C19.

Listing NGR: TL4300839555

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420940

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