Description

SP 1037 BROADWAY CP ORCHARD TERRACE
9/123 Orchard Cottage
- II
House, possibly converted from agricultural building. Circa 1700. Lime-
stone rubble and timber-framing, with thatched roof. One storey with
attic. West wall framed in two rows of panels, with one straight brace to
the wall-plate. The framing is of light scantling and the left-hand post
abutts the north gable wall, which is of stone. Two C20 metal casement
windows, the right-hand one under the eaves. Chimney on north gable wall,
which is coped. This wall has a window at the left within a blocked door-
way, another blocked doorway at the right, and a window with plain reveals
lighting the attic. Entrance through north wall of C20 flat-roofed extension
which adjoins the east wall.

Listing NGR: SP1012837656

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26576498

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