Description

YELVERTON FRAMINGHAM EARL LANE,
TG 20 SE
South Side
1/67 Outbuilding immediately
5.9.60 north-east of Yelverton
Hall
G.V. II

Outbuilding 17th century. Red brick with steeply pitched roof pantiled on
west side, plain tiled on east. West facade has central doorway flanked
by two larger blocked openings. Rusticated brick pilasters. Crow-stepped
north and south gables with moulded eaves_corbels. South gable has 2-Light
ground floor casement and double door opening, both with segmental arched
heads, two first floor windows with orolo moulded mullions and transoms and
segmental heads. Plat band at first floor level. Blind oculus in gable
apex with gault brick keys. Double doors opening with segmental arched head
in north gable. 4-light upper window on east side with ovolo moulded mullions
and leaded glazing. Small lean-to and brick flue on east wall. Interior:
tie beams with arch braces to wall posts. Roof structure with lower
butt-purlins, upper clasped purlin with wind braces to principal rafters.

Listing NGR: TG2884202424

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26593210

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