Description

CLAIFE FAR SAWREY NY 39 NE Pepper Yeat Fold 6/37 6.9.74 GV II

House. Probably C17 or early C18 with later additions. Roughcast stone with slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 bays with gabled wing to right and C20 wing to right return. Windows have casements, some with timber lintels; 2nd bay has fire windows to both floors. Wing has large casement to inner return. Entrance has gabled trellis porch. Wing has gable-end entrance and 1st floor pitching hole with door with strap hinges. Gable-end stacks and cross-axial stack. Left return has tall light with lattice glazing. Rear has casement windows. Interior has 2 upper cruck trusses with spurs. Some plank partitions and chamfered beams, that to fireplace has post with scored mouldings and camber to left, probably remains of heck partition, with former gable-end entrance, now blocked. Pegged and battened door, now not in situ, and part of wooden chamfered-mullioned window also ex situ. Spice cupboard with incised moulding. 3rd bay, possibly later, has spiral stair, treads mostly renewed, and cambered beam at foot.

Listing NGR: SD3780595413

External Links

• Wikidata Q26611499

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