Description

SS 4836-4936 BRAUNTON HEANTON STREET (south-west side)
Braunton
12/88
- No. 30 The Locks

- II

House, formerly farmhouse, C16/C17. Colourwashed roughcast rendered rubble and cob.
Thatched roof with deep overhang, hipped at left end, gable end to main range in 2-
storeyed L-shaped plan. Brick stack backing onto cross-passage with inserted
staircase and brick stack at right gable end, slated lean-to roof to outshut at
left end. 3 window range of 2 light casements (2 panes each light) over 4-light
window to left (2 panes each light) and iron grille to left of plank door with
slated canopy. 3-light window to right 12 panes each light). Street side has 3-
light wooden casement to left of slated lean-to porch in the angle of the L-shape.
Hipped end has 3-light wooden casement with small square opening to left over sash 2
panes per sash with 2-light casement to right (3 panes each light) much internal
joinery intact, hall has 2 chamfered beams with run-out stops. No evidence of
smoke-blackening in roof.

Listing NGR: SS4893036450

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26611133

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