Description

TR 04 SE BRABOURNE BULLTOWN LANE (west side)

4/5 Bulltown Farmhouse 13.10.52

GV II

House. Mid C16 and C18. Timber framed, part with exposed close studding with plaster infill, part clad with red brick and painted brick, the upper floors tile hung. Extended to rear with red brick. Plain tiled roof. Three part cross passage plan, the parlour wing destroyed, with rear wing. Two storeys and attic on ragstone plinth with continuous jetty with moulded bressumer, on brackets to left and centre, and on dragon post to right. Hipped roof with 2 hipped dormers and central stack cluster. Two 3 light wooden casements on each floor with small central light on 1st floor, and central panelled door in moulded architrave. Originally jettied also to right return, the ground floor now built out. Single storey and attic rear wing with hipped roof and large central stack. Interior: very large inglenook fireplace in rear range. Four centred arched doorway, not quite in line with front entrance. Chamfered stopped beams. Reported mullioned windows behind tile hanging, and lined chamber between floors. (See Igglesden, 10,1913, 23).

Listing NGR: TR0872143297

External Links

• Wikidata Q26526153

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