Description

SE04NE ADDINGHAM C.P. COCKING LANE
(south side off)

4/58 Reynard Ings

GV II

Laithe-house. 2nd ¼ C18. Random rubble, rendered and partly
pebbledashed to front, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. Single-cell
cottage double-depth originally with barn occupying 2/3 of the
whole building. Extra cell taken out of barn c1912 with extra
room added to rear c1968. House on the left has: Quoins. Doorway
with added gable hood c1950. To left, with original horizontal-
sliding sash retaining 24-paned glazing. Similar window over to
1st floor altered to casement. To right of doors, windows of
similar proportions. Gable stack and one other. Barn: segmental-
arched cart entry with narrow voussoirs and quoined angle for inner
porch with wooden lintel. Set within the re-entrant angle, doorway
to left to former stable with wooden lintel. Over barn arch is
gabled dormer columbarium in stone replacing an earlier timber structure.
At right end mistal doorway with roughly-dressed lintel. Left return
has windows to both floors with large, roughly-dressed monolithic lintels.
Right hand return wall (of barn) has pitching-hole with tie-stone jambs.
Several projecting through stones to each gable.

Interior: Housebody has ogee stop-chamfered spine beams, fireplace
with projecting chamfered shelf, stone lined bee-hive oven. Rear
service room has simple stop-chamfered beam. 3-bay barn with angle-
strut truss, the principals united by collar from which springs a
short king-post supporting a diamond set ridge. Purlins are tenoned
through the principals and secured by oak pegs. Harr-hung door.

Listing NGR: SE0882448425

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26600675

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Recommended Books

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  Berkshire (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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