Description

STOKESBY WITH HERRINGBY FERRY LANE
TG 41 SW
(west side)
6/54 Martinstaithe and
Staithe House

- II

House, later divided into 4, unified early C20, divided into 2 in 1970's.
2 builds, circa 1740 (Staithe House) to south and late C18 (Martinstaithe)
to north. Brick with pantiled roofs. Double pile plan. South part of 2
storeys in 3 bays. Central plank door behind gabled C20 trellis porch. 2
C19 sash windows to ground and, to right of porch, a renewed top hung casement.
Skewback arches over sashes. Platband at first floor. One late C18 casement
to first floor and 2 early C20 casements. Modillion timber eaves cornice.
Pilaster strips at corners. Gabled roof with interal end stacks. North part
of 2 storeys in 3 bays. Each bay separated by rusticated pilasters. Sash
windows with glazing bars and gauged skewback arches. First floor windows
have keystones. Gabled roof with internal gable end stacks. Both piles have
lean-to outshuts against each gable. Entry to north part via door in east
outshut.

Listing NGR: TG4310110550

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591583

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