Description

TL 10 NW ST STEPHEN RAGGED HALL LANE
(south side)
CHISWELL GREEN

9/340 Old Cuckman's
(formerly listed as Old
19.10.53 Cuckman's Farmhouse)

II

Farmhouse, now house. C15 or early C16 hall house, floored in
C16-17. Later C17 extensions to N elevation. Early C19 stuccoed
S elevation, formerly the front. Timber frame, exposed on N
side. Plaster and painted brick walls. Plain tile roof. 2
storeys. Double pile range. N side has 3 gable ends in a line,
the right 2 with thinner box framing. 3 C20 glazing bar
casements. Deeper rear range contains the former hall and C16
wing. Half hipped plain tile roof of clasped purlin
construction. On right end is a large C17 external stack with
tall sloping stack and oven at base. Rear elevation has 5 C20
glazing bar casements and a central half-glazed door. Central
C17 ridge stack. Internally this part is 3 bays, the W 2 bays
once a deep hall. Large truss visible on 1st floor. Collar
purlin exposed in W bay. N wall of hall exposed on ground floor
of W bay, and holes for diamond mullioned window visible. The N
extensions have chamfer-stopped beams to ground floor.

Listing NGR: TL1303705177

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26493842

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