Description

SO 71 SE HARDWICKE HAYWICKS LANE
(south side)

4/79 Outbuilding to south west of
Hardwicke Farmhouse

GV II

Formerly detached house; now outbuilding. Late C16. Timber
framed; much surviving wattle and daub; roughcast; plain tile roof.
Single-storey with attic; lean-to at south east end. North east:
small framing with 2 doorways, one low to left, other to right,
both with plank doors. North west end: gabled with small framing;
jowled corner posts; 4-light unglazed timber window with square
mullions; shuttered loft hole above. South east end: attached
timber framed lean-to with brick panels to left; 2 attic openings
in gable, one central with plain architrave, another with leaded
casement to right. Back: small framing; two 2-light attic openings
with shutters. Interior of 4 post and truss bays; inserted C19
staircase to loft at north west end. Possibly a later addition to
the group forming the medieval manor house of Rudge. Forms part of
group around yard. (C.R. Elrington, 'Hardwick" in V.C.H. Glos. x,
1972, pp. 178-188.)

Listing NGR: SO7902113467

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540145

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