Description

SP 7420 QUAINTON CHURCH STREET
(south side)

8/49 No.28 (The Banner Farmhouse)

25.10.51

- II

House. C17, altered. Timber frame with diagonal braces and brick infill,
part herringbone, whitewashed and part rendered to east. Far gable and
ground floor of near bay rebuilt in brick. Rubble stone plinth. Tiled
roof half-hipped to front, rebuilt brick chimney between far bays.
2 storeys and attic, 3 bays. Irregular leaded casements. E. side has 2
C17 canted oriel windows on shaped wooden brackets, both with ovolo moulded
wooden mullions, that to centre of first floor with blocked side lights,
that to ground floor right with small tiled gable above. C17 4-light
window between right bays, over lobby entry, has similar mullions.
Similar 3-light window to rear. C20 door in C20 brick and tile porch.
Board door to first floor at right of centre bay. Gable to street has
old diamond leaded casements and single storey rubble stone extension.
Interior: chamfered spine beams, that to centre bay stopped. Large rubble
stone fireplace.

Listing NGR: SP7485120164

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26527579

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