Description

1. 5111 CHELLOW GRANGE ROAD

West Bradford Golf Club House SE 1235 21/627A

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2. A former small manor or substantial farmhouse of late C17 or early C18 origin, the main house rebuilt on large scale in the mid C18 and with subsequent extensions and alterations to fenestration circa 1840, when the property appears to have been sub-divided. Two-storeys coursed gritstone and thin sandstone "bricks" for later additions. Stone slate roofs. The earliest surviving part off centre to the east has large gritstone ground and a weathered string over the ground floor with a blocked chamfered reveal basket handle arched doorway. The mid C18 house of 3 bays has more evenly layed flush quoins and saddlestones with kneelers to gable ends. The eastern bay is a rebuild or addition at the time of refenestration with 2 light square mullion tall windows ie circa 1840-50. However above the apparently original enclosed part with ball finialed parapet, is an oval window in a plain ashlar squared surround. The old section retains an early C19 3 light square mullion window. To the rear, with outshuts, some earlier windows remain including a 2 light chamfered mullion one and single block cut circular window in the earlier part. Four light mullioned windows (C18) to outshut and rear of main house. An interesting vernacular complex. Late C19/early C20 clubroom in sandstone brick added to west.

Listing NGR: SE1213335173

External Links

• Wikidata Q26600802

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