Description

SO 75 SE COTHERIDGE CP HOWSEN

5/32 Lower Howsen Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse. C17 or earlier, mid C18 and early C19 alterations and additions.
Timber-framed, brick infill and brick replacement walling and refacing,
stuccoed front elevation, tiled roofs, brick central ridge stack and 3
external brick stacks to east elevation. H-plan; central range of 3 framed
bays with probable cross-passage adjacent to narrow single service bay to
left and a 3 bay right wing. Two storeys and cellar. A few square framing
panels visible in upper left side elevation. Front Elevation: Main part
has a ground floor 4-pane sash with cambered head, 2 first floor casements,
one with a cambered head, and a C19 half-glazed door and lean-to porch on
timber uprights. Left cross-wing gable end has a bay window with slate
roof, central 4-pane sash and plain side sashes, a first floor casement, and
outshut to right. Right cross-wing gable end has parapet, a bay window with
slate roof, central 4-pane sash and plain side sashes, and a first floor
casement with cambered head. Interior not inspected. There is a C19 outshut
to rear of main part and service bay.

Listing NGR: SO7966854096

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26589301

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