Description

SO 75 NW LULSLEY CP -

1/55 Lulsley Court 12/11/51 -

- II*

Farmhouse. C16 with C17 additions and C19 alterations. Timber-framed with brick and wattle-and-daub infill, some brick walling. Sandstone rubble cellar, tiled roof. Hall with hearth at lower end and 2 bay service wing, left hand service bay forming cross-wing 2 bays deep; 2 parallel range cross-wings, at upper end of hall, each 2 bays, the outer wing being a C17 addition. 2 storeys with cellar at upper end. All elevations have timber-frame replaced by painted brick at ground floor level with square panelling above except for main and side elevation of upper cross-wings having close-set vertical studding throughout. Later cross-wing is slightly jettied, carved bressummer with billet decoration and console-bracets to main and side elevation. All windows are C19, mainly 3-light wood mullioned in moulded surrounds to upper end and metal casements to service end; all with carved canopies on brackets. All gables have C19 carved bargeboards with finials and pendants. Main elevation Gabled service bay has ground and first floor window and planked door; adjoining bay has unadorned ground and first floor casements; hall has ground floor window and gabled dormer with window below eaves level, and C19 door with tiled porch in angle with cross-wing. Both cross-wing gable ends have ground and first floor windows; central C19 timber-framed tiled porch with part-glazed door. Brick chimney stacks at service end side elevation with 2 diagonal shafts, at lower end of hall with 3 diagonal shafts and rising from ridge of roof bridging cross-wing valley with 4 clustered shafts; all chimneys have oversailing courses to caps. Right elevation C17 oriel window on solid moulded bracket to ground floor rear bay. Interior extensively refitted in C19. Natural spring rises in cellar.

Listing NGR: SO7444155982

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