Description

SJ 45 NE GOLBORNE DAVID C.P. WHITCHURCH ROAD
(East Side)

5/63

22/10/1952 Golborne Old Hall.

GV II

Farmhouse: dated 1682 with re-used early C17 staircase, and 1727 on
rainhead, some late C19 alterations and additions. English bond
orange brick with stone dressings. Welsh slate roof and 1 central
brick chimney. 3-storey, 3-bay west front. Chamfered stone plinth,
stone quoins, plain band at 1st floor, cornice at 2nd floor and stone
coped hipped gable. End bays have tall 3-light C19 wooden casements
with flat stone heads and original moulded hoods in top storey, (1
canted bay window). Doric doorcase with rusticated pilasters and
shouldered architrave around 4-panelled door. Above is plaque reading
JAT JMT 1682. To side and rear are 2-light stone mullioned windows in
plinth and a rainhead reading EGLI 1727. C19 ranges added to north.
Interior: Heavy ceiling beams, 1 cyma-moulded, the rest deeply
chamfered with quirk and tongue steps, and re-used pierced flat
baluster stair to 1st floor with finialled square newels. 2 and
6-panelled doors with raised fields in reveals with raised fields, and
upstairs one with a full doorcase.

Listing NGR: SJ4623659779

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26567976

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