Description

ELLESMERE PORT & NESTON KINSEY'S LANE
SJ 4476
(west side)
8/29
Wood Farm Farmhouse
21.2.83
GV II
C17 long L-shaped farmhouse, altered. Brown brick English garden wall bond
with sections of local squared rubble sandstone. Corrugated iron roof probably
replaces thatch. Projecting brick dentil course at eaves. Segmental brick
arches to door and window openings, 3 light 6 pane softwood casements set flush.
One double hung 12 pane Georgian sash (recessed) in south wing. Plain brick
chimneys. Interior retains C17 floor plan: recessed porch leads to main rooms
l and r: two ingle nooks back-to-back (under central chimney stack) with deep
oak smoke-hood beams, backs chamfered. 6-panelled door to south wing (perhaps
originally a separate cottage). Most other internal doors thin (1/2 inch) ledges
on battens. Oak stop-chamfered first floor main beams on jowled oak brackets
which suggest possible timber-framed structure preceding present brick and
stone outer walls. Surviving timbers C17. Roof timbers not visible.

Listing NGR: SJ4471076858

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26423450

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