Description

EASTINGTON NUPEND
SO 70 NE
(east side)
6/75 Nupend Court
II
Formerly Nupend Farm, detached house. Late C18, with large C19
range to rear. Brick, pale local variety to older range, and red
to rear range with brick dentils, moulded stone cornice and
dressings, on stone plinth. Stone slate roof with brick end
stacks. Double range, both 2 storeys and attic but with original
range much lower and with single storey wing to left. C18 range
has 3 windows, 16-pane sashes with splayed stone voussoirs and
slightly dropped keystone, widely spaced with 2 small 2-light
gabled dormers on eaves between. Ground floor has 3 similar with
third window between left hand window and central door of 4 panels,
top 2 fielded and lower 2 flush, with raking C20 porch hood on
struts flanked by narrow plate glass sashes. Wing to left has 12-
pane sashes. Rear range has large projecting stone porch with
double half-glazed doors, flanking plate glass sashes with moulded
stone cornice and architrave, segmental headed moulded stone
windows to first floor and 3 segmental headed dormers. Interior
not inspected.

Listing NGR: SO7888606769

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26624886

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