Description

In the entry for LITTLE PAXTON THE GROVE Paxton Hall

The address shall be amended to read LITTLE PAXTON GREAT NORTH ROAD Little Paxton Hall

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HAIL WESTON FORD END TL 16 SE (WEST END) 3/19 No. 5 (MANOR FARMHOUSE) GV II

C17 timber-framed and plastered farmhouse. Hall and cross-wing plan with early C19 painted brick, single storey bakehouse to east, raised to two storey height later in C19. Two storeys, with garrets in cross-wing. Side stacks to cross-wing and bakehouse, central ridge stack to hall. Plain tile roofs. Hall range has symmetrical facade with C19 fenestration of two first floor, three-light, hung sash windows and two flat roofed bay windows flanking a six-panelled door and open flat-roofed wooden porch. Three windows in gable of cross-wing; modern casements in bakehouse. The interior has sealed inglenook hearths and stop-chamfered ceiling beams. C19 doors with reeded panels and architraves. The bakehouse has a sealed cooking hearth and baking oven. Side purlin roof with long straight braces to cross-wing.

Listing NGR: TL1658962222

External Links

• Wikidata Q26423376

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