Description

TL 6222 GREAT DUNMOW WHITE STREET
7/101 Maltings at Boyes
Croft
2.6.71 II*

Maltings complex. Early C16 and later, timber framed and plastered and part
weatherboarding and brick. Long C16 range with gabled peg tile roof,
substantially rendered but with weatheboarding in upper half and old battened
or diamond mullioned window openings. To the E, a conical peg tile roofed
drying kiln with rendered top and timber weather cover on iron stays. To the
north of this a red brick and slate roofed C19 extension lean-to. Beyond this a
barn like taller block with half hipped peg tile roof and lean-to roof over
open gallery and ladder stairs, with some old pargetting. To the W end, a 2
storey small square block, with weatherboarded first floor over red brick,
gabled peg tile roof and loft access door. To the W again, a further drying
kiln of square plan form and peg tiles with later outbuilding, now converted
to day centre. Interior of early C16 range shows 8 crown posts, bracing and
long jowls on storey posts. First floor is on binders with hanging knees and
flat section floor joists have soffit tennons with diminished haunches.

Listing NGR: TL6283922034

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17534714

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