Description

SD 49 NW CROOK

4/9 Michelland House and
attached outbuildings

G.V. II

House and attached outbuildings now converted to house. Probably C17 with later
alterations. Rendered and limewashed rubble walls with protruding through
stones; slate roof; end chimney stacks of which the right hand one is massive,
partly corbelled and has slate drips. 2 storeys. House has studded oak door in
gabled porch with datestone 1681 (not original); 2 sashes to right and 2 to
left, 3 sashes above, all C19 with vertical glazing bars. Outbuilding has C20
door and porch with C20 sash to right of door and one above to match those to
house. Interior has some flagged floors, beams, spice cupboard with initials
and date RT 1710 and fragment of plank and muntin partition.

Listing NGR: SD4336495057

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26577643

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