Description

VANITY LANE
TQ 75 SW LINTON
(West Side)
2/163 Rose Cottage and
former stockyard attached
GV II
Stockman's cottage and planned stockyard. Early-to-mid-C19. Cottage,
south end of west range, ground floor of feeding rooms, and buildings to
south side of yard red brick in Flemish bond. Rest open to yard on ground
floor, first floor timber framed, partly tile-hung, partly asbestos-clad.
Outer walls red brick, with stone lining. Plain tile roof. Built into
slope to north and west. Courtyard, with south side open at east
and west ends. Former stockman's cottage at south end of east range.
Feed-mixing rooms to north-west and north-east corners, and further rooms
to south end of west range. Animals stalled in remainder of north, west
and east ranges, with backs to yard. Food distributed from tramline
trolley. North, west and east ranges 2 storeys. Ground floor open except
to corners and ends, with wooden posts on padstones and hinged for doors;
10 bays to north range, 7 to west. Plain bargeboards and moulded pendants
to south gable ends. Irregular fenestration of 2-light leaded metal
casements under eaves; 6 to north range, 4 each to east and west ranges.
3 first-floor loading doors to north and one towards centre of west range,
roughly flanked by the windows, and with further doors opposite in the
rear walls. Segmental-headed doorways to mixing rooms, and to south-west
rooms. South range: single storey. Taller, wider central section.
Bargeboards and pendants to all 4 gable ends. 2-light casement and 2 stable
doors to central section. Flanking sections formerly of 2 open bays
each. Stockman's cottage (Rose Cottage): south gable end stack. Irregular
fenestration of 3 recessed casements with segmental heads. Boarded door
with flanking windows to south end of east side. Formerly part of Maytum
Farm (qv). Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TQ7487250170

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26542421

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