Description

SO 60 NE AWRE AWRE

3/89 Fieldhouse
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- II*

Farmhouse. Medieval, C16 andCl9. Variously rendered, stone, and heavy
timber-framed,stone slate or tile roof, complex T-plan with early wing facing
lane, central C16 link with re-facing and alterations of 1856, and lofty 2-
gabled framed wing with south extensions, back. Lane front: long, low, 3-
unit starts two storey 2-windowed, rendered plus stone slate, 2-light case-
ments first floor. 5-light new mullioned ground floor, then old plank door
in heavy frame; half timber gabled unit, close studded above, box below, 2-
light to gable, 3-light below, casements, then, right medieval 5-light open-
ing; extends right later part stone, part frame and brick nogging with
broseley tile roof. North elevation: gable of lane wing, then 1856 refacing
in stone with small 2-light casements in two storeys; to right, 2-gabled
close studded framed unit, without bracing, three storeys, 2-windowed, 3-
light casements with diagonal leading; west, one gable, similar, new windows.
South elevation; 2-gable framed, new stack left, lean-to ground floor, cen-
tral unit rubble, concrete tile, includes 4-light stone mullioned windows
with label, ground floor, fixed light to stair, and two small vertical case-
ments, then projecting C19 gable. Interior: cruck construction centre part
lane wing; post and muntin C16 screens ground and first floors in central
unit, heavy moulded beam carrying chamfered and stopped joists in ground
floor room, left (south-east corner), new staircase, also remains of newel
stair adjacent to heavy stack centrally in back wing. C19 rebuilding
recorded on stone panel, south front; RMPH 1856 (Hooper).

Listing NGR: SO6991808191

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17537400

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