Description

PENISTONE ROYD MOOR ROAD SE20SW (north side, off) 3/61 Royd Moor Farmhouse 23rd June 1965

GV II

Farmhouse, north part now dairy. North part C17, with C20 alterations, the rest early C18. Coursed, squared stone. Stone slate roof. Two storeys. T-plan (C18) with the leg to front and the north part set back on the right. Chamfered plinth. Quoins. The north part has a Tudor-arched entrance and an altered former 4-light double-chamfered window, both under common hoodmould. One 3-light double-chamfered window with hoodmould to 1st floor, and a round-arched single light under dripmould to gable apex. Hollow-chamfered gable copings on moulded kneelers. The C18 leg has a part-blocked arched entrance at right end of right return and a later entrance at the left. Other openings are mainly altered, or new. The gable is coped as before and has an ashlar stack. Rear of north part: altered double-chamfered windows to ground and 1st floors of 4 and 3 lights respectively, and a small single light to gable apex. Interior of older part altered to dairy.

Listing NGR: SE2218304234

External Links

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