Description

BRIGHOUSE BRIGHOUSE AND DENHOLME
SE 12 NW GATE ROAD (east side)

Cinder Hill
1/21 (formerly listed under Coley)

3.1.67
II

House and attached barn, now store for garden centre. Late C15 timber-framed
single aisled hall and attached barn at right angles encased in stone perhaps
mid C18. C17 stone cross-wing to right hand now gone (provisional list). Thin
coursed hammer-dressed stone to barn, rendered to house. Through passage plan.
Large hall window with crude hoodmould, main stack backs on to through passage.
Posts, curved braces and king post truss and mortices for fire-hood survive from
former open hall. Barn of single aisled construction with good timbering, heavy
jowled head to king post truss retaining wall ties. Close studded gable wall of
house visible from interior of barn with posts and curved braces to either side
rising from stylobats.

Though the exterior is much abused this is an important survival of a single
aisled late medieval timber-framed hall.

Listing NGR: SE1231326854

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26426861

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