Description

HORSMONDEN GOUDHURST ROAD
TQ 7040-7140
(north side)
7/26 Cluncher Cottage
II

House. C16 altered and extended C17 and C18-20. Timber framed and clad with
red brick on ground floor and weather boarded on first floor. Frame exposed
on left return, small panel frame with ogee bracing with plaster infill.
Plain tiled roof. Four framed bay lobby entry plan. Two storeys on part
exposed stone plinth with break in brick bonding to end right bay, with
single exposed framing post, the fenestration and weather boarding also set
at lower level to right. Half-hipped roof with gablets especially marked to right. Stack cluster to centre right. Five irregular wooden casements on
each floor of 1, 2 and 3 lights, with additional casement at end left in
tile hung outshot. Entry originally to centre right, now by half-glazed door
in rear right return. Half-hipped rear wing.
Interior: end right bay separately framed with doubled main posts and beams
in the stack bay. Main roof with clasped purlin and windbraces, end right
bay with queen strut roof set at lower level. Tongue stopped chamfered beans throughout and brick inglenooks.

Listing NGR: TQ7034340435

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26623069

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