Description

NECTON TUNS ROAD, East side
TF 80 NE
5/38
Church Farm House
GV
II

Farmhouse, dated 1859. Built by William Mason of Necton Hall. Red brick,
partly whitewashed. Steeply-pitched plain tile roof. Two storeys.
Symmetrical south facade of three bays; centre bay slightly advanced and
gabled. 2 and 3-light casements with glazing bars set in chamfered brick,
reveals with raised brick quoins. Central Costessey ware roundel above first
floor window with the date 1859 and a panel below the window with the
initials W.M.. Central doorway with four-centred arched head and battened
stable door. Brick dentil eaves. Large central chimney stack with chamfered
panels in base and three shafts - two octagonal and one lozenge-shaped -
on moulded bases. Casements and attic vents in gables. Later lean-to
extensions to rear not of special interest. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TF8782109799

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591796

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