Description

SHOBROOKE PENNICOTT
SS 80 SE
2/80 Pennicott Cottage
-
- II

House, formerly small farmhouse. Late C16 - early C17, and cob stacks, topped with
C19 brick; thatched roof hipped each end. Altered 3-room and through passage plan
with inner room to east (left of front). 2-storeys. Stone stack projecting to
rear of hall. 2 window front to road between large projecting stack to service
room on right and projecting stair turret towards left. Right-hand window is in
position of original passage door (opposite door in rear wall). Timber window
frames on rear of varying patterns, all with glazing bars and small panes.
Interior. Hall has C16 stone fireplace with chamfered oak lintel with step stops
and step-stopped cross beam. Roof carried on 2 original closed trusses and framing
exposed in roofspace. Hipped ends probably of C19 fabric.

Listing NGR: SS8754901172

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455872

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