Description

HAWKESBURY C.P.
ST 78 NE
4/196 Upper Chalkley Farmhouse,
Dairy and Detached
Kitchen to rear.

G.V. II

Farmhouse. Mid-late C17th, possibly incorporating a C16th building; altered C19th
Rendered; Cotswold stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attics. Cross-passage plan
with single room to left (kitchen) and hall and parlour to right. 3 windows
mixture of 3-and 4-light casements, one cross window on first floor (with an
adjacent blocked window) and one 16-pane sash window on the ground floor to the
right. Off-centre 6 panel door under C20th porch. Interior: stop chamfered
beams, one with an ogee moulding on the parlour; altered large fireplaces; roof
of 3 tie and collar beams with 2 pairs of tenoned and chamfered purlins. To the
north is an attached dairy and cheese-loft:late C18th/ear1y C19th; painted rubble
with double Roman tiled roof; 2 windows (one a wooden lattice) and central door on
south elevation. 2 yards to west of the house is a detached kitchen/bakehouse:
lateCl7th; rubble with stone slate and pantile roof; single square cross window on
east side. Hall L Rural Houses of Northavon and South Gloucestershire 1983.

Listing NGR: ST7659685826

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26449866

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