Description

TL 4665-4765 LANDBEACH GREEN END (East Side) No 8 (Oak Cottage) 11/94 (formerly listed as Akeman 31.8.62 Cottage under Ely Road) and Nos 10 and 12 (Plough Cottage and Milton Cottage) (formerly listed under GV Ely Road.) II Three dwellings, formerly a farmhouse. Early C16 and C17. Timber framed and plastered with weather boarding and painted brick. Thatched roofs. Gault brick stack to north gable; two C17 local brick ridge stacks, one to west wing with reduced, grouped shafts. Two storeys. Main range possibly rebuilt in C17 on site of original hall retaining some early timbers with C16 axial wing to north with underbuilt jetty, and early C16 double jettied wing to west. West elevation; one attic horizontal sliding sash window and three similar first floor and one ground floor windows, two ground floor casement windows and two boarded doors. Interior. Three inglenook hearths, exposed wall and floor frames with evidence of axial cross passage in west wing perhaps aligned to original hall entry. Ravendale, J.R. The Village of Landbeach p. 9, 1974

Listing NGR: TL4766365247

External Links

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