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SE Ol SE
5/126

Marsden
MARSDEN LANE
The Paddock
No 3

(Formerly listed as CROW TREES ROAD No 3 Paddock)

II

Late C18. House and barn. Hammer dressed stone and coursed rubble. Quoins. Pitched stone slate roof (part bitumen covered). Moulded footstones. Two stacks. Two storeys (ground floor back to earth).

South elevation has: Ground floor: doorway with stone surrounds with chamfered reveals. One two-light stone mullioned window; one four-light stone mullioned window. First floor: one four-light stone mullioned window one three-light stone mullioned window.

West gable has: two two-light stone mullioned windows.

Barn: South elevation has: entrance with large lintel supported on large corbels, and quoins. Large stones to plinth. Small entrance has large lintel with stone surrounds and tie-stones.

North elevation has: two openings to barn.

Listing NGR: SE0569412861

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26527187

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