Description

SK 24 NE PARISH OF BIGGIN MOSS LANE
6/11 (East Side)
4.3.80 House to east of
Hillside Farmhouse
II

House. 1709. Squared coursed gritstone with gritstone dressings and quoins.
Plain tile roof and stone coped gables with moulded kneelers. Square
section eaves band. Two-storeys. South elevation double fronted.
Central doorway with chamfered stone surround and lintel. Massive quoins.
Lintel inscribed WW 1709. 2-light chamfer mullion window to the right of
the doorway. Formerly a similar one to the left which has had its mullion
removed and been made into a doorway. Two similar windows above.
Square string band at first floor level with incised initials GM above the
central doorway. South gable end with one 2-light chamfer mullion window.
East elevation with a two tier staircase window, of 2-lights with chamfered
mullions. North gable and with a blocked 2-light recessed chamfer mullion
window. Interior. Central lobby entrance plan. Timber staircase with
oak polygonal finials to posts at ground floor and half landing. Remains
of fretted flat balusters to the attic landing.

Listing NGR: SK2567047851

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598423

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