Description

In the entry for
OKEFORD FITZPAINE
ST 8011
LOWER STREET
(South side)
14/154
4.9.60 Hill View Farm House
GV
II
The description should be altered to read:

House, mid-late C16 altered in early C17, further altered and refaced C19. Brick
(Flemish bond), rubble and brick bonds, render, whitewashed. Thatched roof with gable
ends. Brick gable stack left (recently demolished) and near centre (backing on to cross
passage). Single storey and attic. Probably of long-house origin. 4 window range.
C18 door under curved hood on brackets, probably in original opening into cross-passage.
Ground floor has two 4-pane sashes, the left one under a segmental brick. To the right
is a 2-light casement with horizontal glazing bars. Above are 3 hipped dormers having
C19 sashes with vertical glazing bars. Internally, the hall has a large open fireplace
with cambered oak lintel and remains of bread oven. Deeply chamfered intersecting
ceiling beams. Head beam between hall and former inner room has mortices for varnished
plank and muntin partition. Roof of jointed cruck construction, smoke - blackened
with considerable remains of original wattle ceiling.

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OKEFORD FITZPAINE LOWER STREET (S0UTH SIDE)
ST 8011
14/154 Hill View Farm House
4.9.60
GV II
House, probably C17 or earlier, but altered and refaced C19. Brick
(Flemish bond), rubble and brick bands, render, whitewashed. Thatched roof
with gable ends. Brick gable stack left and near centre. Single storey
and attic, 4 window range. Ground floor has 2 4-pane Cl9 sashes, the
left one under a segmental brick arch. To the right is a 2-light casement
with horizontal glazing bars. Above are 3 hipped dormers having C19
sashes with vertical glazing bars.

Listing NGR: ST8059111012

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26521825

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