Description

SOUTH LOPHAM In the entry for: BRICK KILN LANE 7/101 Oxfootstone Farmhouse the description should be amended to read:

Farmhouse. Circa C16/17 with later additions. Timber framed with rendered wattle and daub infill and pantiled roofs. Cross wing plan. Brick east gable to south range with diamond pattern of burnt headers. Four blocked windows and 2 blocked brick cross casements in gable head. Parapet on kneelers and internal stack with twin elongated hexagonal flues. North wall of this range with remains of pargetted panels and one C19 casement. South aspect with jettied cross wing to west and C19 or C20 casements and sashes. Outshut built to east of cross gable. West range gabled with central ridge stack, Brick outshut to west facade, all windows C19 or C20. Interior: is in an unusually unaltered state and much C17 and C18 carpentry and joinery survives. The main range has its original clasped purlin roof. The roof of the cross-wing was not inspected but large arch braces to the tie-beam were observed.

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TM 08 SE SOUTH LOPHAM BRICK KILN LANE

7/101 Oxfootstone Farmhouse 1/7/51 - II Farmhouse. C16 with later additions. Timber framed with rendered wattle and daub infill and pantiled roofs. Cross wing plan. Brick east gable to south range with diamond pattern of burnt headers. Four blocked windows and 2 blocked brick cross casements in gable head. Parapet on kneelers and internal stack with twin elongated hexagonal flues. North wall of this range with remains of pargetted panels and one C19 casement. South aspect with jettied cross wing to west and C19 or C20 casements and sashes. Outshut built to east of cross gable. West range gabled with central ridge stack. Brick outshut to west facade, all windows C19 or C20.

Listing NGR: TM0518280977

External Links

• Wikidata Q26462090

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