Description

GREAT EASTON

SP 8492 BROOK LANE (East Side)

13/42 No. 2 (Linden House) together
with Wall and Barn

II

House with wall and barn. Early C19 with C18 origins, and dated 1834. Barn
probably C18. Coursed rubble stone and Welsh slate hipped roof with brick
ridge and end stacks. 2 storeys of 3 centre-opening 3-light casements and,
to right, a 2 storey C19 canted stone bay with sashes. On ground floor a
similar 3-light either side central stone chamfered doorway and 6-panelled
door with glazed top panels. On right end are 6/6 sashes, C19 stone bay,
and part-glazed door in painted moulded frame with simple pediment To rear
a 1½ storey extension with Collyweston slate roof and dated 1834 on tablet
in gable. Extending from this a wall with archway. This wall links house
and barn which is of coursed rubble stone with C20 pantile roof. Gable facing.
Double doorway on left side and C20 window on right. 3 bay tie-beam truss
roof with clasped principals.

Listing NGR: SP8484592929

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26483161

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