Description

HALSTOCK
ST 50 NW
HALSTOCK VILLAGE
1/63 New Inn Farmhouse
II
Former Inn, now detached farmhouse. Late C18, with reset C17 mullions.
Rubble-stone walls, painted. Slate roof with gable-ends and stone gable-
copings. 3 storeys. 3 windows. Ground floor has 3-light ovolo-moulded stone
mullions, with separate labels over. Iron casements, and fixed lights. 3-light
and 2-light (centre) wooden casements with glazing-bars, wooden cills and lintels.
Front entrance at centre, plank door with wood frame, wood lintel over, C19.
Continuous slate-roofed outshut at rear to within 2 metres of ground. Long
rear range, single storey, rubble-stone walls, painted, Roman-tile roof with
gable-end. Two brick stacks on ridge. Two 3-light wood casements. One C20
door. (RCHM Dorset I, p.121(4))

Listing NGR: ST5383207897

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26446725

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