Description

LUXULYAN
SX 05 NW
6/140 Bodiggo
-
II

Farmhouse, now house. Circa 1700 with later C18 alterations and additions, some C20
alterations. Granite rubble. Slate roof with ridge tiles and gable ends. Gable
ends stacks, in brick to left and in granite with cornice to right.
Plan: 2-room plan, each room of equal size; the kitchen to the right and the parlour
to the left. Central entrance to passage, each room heated by gable end stack.
There is a later outshut along the whole of the rear, with straight stair to centre
approached from the rear, dairy to rear left and kitchen/scullery to rear right, the
dairy unheated and the scullery with an oven with stack at right side.
2 storeys and almost symmetrical 3-window front. First floor has three 2-light
casements, each of 8 panes; central stone gabled porch with plain outer opening and
slate roof, inner early C18 2-panelled door with original latch. 2-light 3-pane
casement to left and 3-light 3-pane casement to right. The right side has wide
external stack, with straight joint to outshut to right; wide oven with pitched roof
at base of stack to right; rendered stack to scullery and C20 2-pane light to right.
Rear has stable door off-centre to left, to left a 2-light casement with timber
lintel, 6-panes each light and H hinges. 2-light C20 window to right.
Interior The central passage has had the wall removed to right; wall to left is late
C18 fielded panelling. The parlour to front left has panelled shutters to window.
Straight stair in rear outshut with stick balusters. The dairy has one slate shelf
remaining.

Listing NGR: SX0446858764

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26266431

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