Description

POOLE KEYNES POOLE KEYNES VILLAGE ST 99 NE 7/81 Westend Farmhouse 4.6.52 II Large farmhouse. Late C16/early C17, enlarged probably early C18. Random coursed rubble stone, stone slate roof with stone stacks including large external stack to west. Probably through passage, T-shape range formed by single main range to west and later extensions to east and north. Mostly 2 storeys and attic. South front has 3 equal-sized gables with 2-light casement at top of central gable and blocked single light to right. One 3-light to each on first floor, with ends of beams projecting with gabled hoods on each side of central window. Three-light on ground floor, all with leaded casements, with projecting blue-brick porch of C19 between central and right-hand gable. North side has 3 gables, with left-hand gable much smaller and not a cross gable to rear. Blocked openings with timber lintels to all gables. Central one has 3-light wood casement on first floor, 2-light below, both with timber lintels, also with projecting flanking beams, with raking hoods at eaves level and with gabled hood to left at first floor level. Corner porch of C20 with C18 wide 6-panel door in 2 leaves, top 2 glazed, rest fielded. May have originally been timber framed but interior not accessible.

Listing NGR: ST9951395239

External Links

• Wikidata Q26446198

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