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BRENTWOOD

TQ69SW HUTTON VILLAGE, Hutton 723-1/9/82 (East side) 21/10/58 Hutton Lodge

GV II

House. C17, C18 and C19. Red brick in Flemish bond with some burnt headers, peg-tiled mansard roof. Rectangular plan of 2 parallel ranges, C18 and C19. EXTERIOR: 2 storey and attics with gable end stacks. Front, W elevation, 3 bays with central door. Doorway has flat hood on brackets with pulvinated pilasters, rectangular fanlight with vertical glazing bars, 2 wide and 2 narrow outer panes. 6-panelled door with recessed and bead moulded flush panels. Ground and first-floor outer windows are triple sashes with glazing bars, 1x4, 3x4, 1x4 panes, voussoirs to ground-floor windows, bead moulded frames. Central first-floor window similar but simple 3x4 panes, considerable amount of old glass remains. Eaves cornice moulded. 3 flat-headed dormer windows, C20 top-hinged casements with glazing bars, 3x3 panes. To N, C19 kitchen addition of one and a half storeys in red brick with tiled roof. Ground floor C19 boarded door and 2-light casement window with glazing bars, 4x4 panes, voussoirs. First floor, 2-light casement window dropped through eave, glazing bars, 4x4 panes. To N set back, service stair in own projection with single round window in front wall. Rear, E elevation, C19 added range in red brick, some burnt headers, gable end stacks, C20 flat clay tiles. Windows somewhat irregular, all with segment heads, door heads similar. Ground floor, S-N, 3-light casement window wooden framed but central casement metal with latch and stay, door with 6 panels, upper 2 glazed, lower four flush with bead moulding, two 3-light casements with glazing bars, one 3x2 panes, one 6x4 panes. Projecting porch with C19 door on S face of bead moulded boards and also 2 similar doors alongside. E face, 2 bead moulded casement windows. Service block with rear stack and C20 2-light casement window with glazing bars, 4x3 panes, door similar to one in porch. First floor, S-N, 3 segment headed sash windows, 2 with horns, glazing bars, 4x4 panes - between second and third, a single-light casement window. S end elevation, twin gable ends of C18 and C19 rear block. C18 unit has mansard roof shape followed by line of burnt headers, wall of approximate Flemish bond with random burnt headers, central stack. 2 ground-floor segment headed windows, sashes with glazing bars, one 3x4 panes, one with replacement window with horned sashes, 2x4 panes. C19 unit of lesser height but with tall central stack with ground floor segment headed window with glazing bars, 3x4 panes. N end elevation similar to S end but with additional C19 ground-floor service unit of gabled roofed kitchen with rear stack and enclosed projecting service stair on N end. C18 block has one ground floor segment headed window sash with glazing bars, 3x4 panes. A small flat roofed projection on E side of kitchen/stair unit has a boarded door with bead moulding and a simple segment headed double casement window. INTERIOR: axial chamfered joists with lambs' tongue stops on ground and first floors with first-floor binding joists indicate the apparently C18 house to have been a C17, timber-framed, asymmetrical lobby entrance house. The C17 central stack has been removed to make a hall and stair well. A boxed in, off-centre principal joist across the central chimney bay denotes stack position. A robust central rear back door frame to the C18 block remains from the second phase. C19 additions and reorganising is indicated by the presence of 3 cast-iron fireplaces and expecially the survival of a large built in dresser and high lintel fireplace in the ground floor room at the N end of the C19 rear unit. Also the adjacent C19 kitchen extension has a contemporary cast-iron kitchen range in situ and servants stair to the upper rooms. The C19 features that remain together with the contemporary stable block at the N end are of particular interest. Hutton Lodge and summer house (qv) form an individual group. Nos 35, 43-47 odd, 52, 56-64 even (qv), Hutton Lodge and Hutton Village School (qv) make a group in Hutton Village.

Listing NGR: TQ6353494807

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