Description

TANKERSLEY CHURCH LANE
SK39NW
(south side, off)
Upper Tankersley
4/65 Tankersley Farmhouse
including Tankersley
Farm Cottage and
25.4.69 attached farmbuildings
(formerly listed as
Tankersley Farmhouse)
- II
Farmhouse and farmbuildings now 2 dwellings. Late C17, earlier core, later
alterations. Some internal timber-framing, rubble and ashlar sandstone, stone slate
eaves courses to Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, house and farmbuildings in 40 metre
long range, double wing to rear left. House on left: 3 bays. Large quoins,
chamfered plinth. Quoined, bolection-moulded door surround with projecting keystone,
C20 part-glazed door. 4-light double-chamfered mullioned window on left has wooden
casement with glazing bars, 3-light casement over, 2 small casements above door.
4-light open-hall window on right has architrave set on 5 brackets, transom and
king-mullion, casements to lower lights,uppers blocked; 2-light dormer inserted above
has chamfered surround, kneelers and gable copings. Brick ridge stack opposite
door and at right end of house-part. Farmbuilding on right: ragged joint with rubble
walling to right. 1st bay, now part of house, has door with inserted casement on each
floor to left, casement on right with loft door over. Stable doors on right, slatted
casements, boarded hatch to 1st floor, slit vents. Rear: truncated wing on left now
with C20 windows.Wing on right retains some double-chamfered openings, 2 with
dripstones. Left return: bonded, chamfered doorway on right has keyed lintel;
dripmould drops to left over 3-light casement, later 3-light casement over.

Interior: evidence of timber framing in partition wall between main range and
truncated rear wing; another truss with post visible from loft set close to this
partition within the wing. Principal-rafter roof trusses.

P. F. Ryder, notes in South Yorkshire Ancient Monuments and Sites Record, Sheffield,
primary index No 2181.

Listing NGR: SK3413299319

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26486646

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