Description

TL 60 17 HIGH RODING THE STREET

4/6 The Bungalow

GV II

Small hall house, early C14, altered in C19, extended in C20. Timber-framed, plastered, roofed with C20 'Roman' tiles. 3 bays aligned NE-SW, consisting of a 2-bay open hall with 'high' end to the NE, and service end (or combined service and solar) to the SW. External chimney stack at NE end, C19. Single storey extension to rear of NE end, C20. Single storey with unlit attic. Two C20 casement windows and C20 glazed door between them. Roof half-hipped at both ends. Lean-to garage to NE. On the ground floor the walls are fully plastered internally and the only evidence visible of the original structure is one arched brace to the central tiebeam of the hall,the other boxed in. In the unlit attic the upper part of the hall and the original roof are almost intact, all heavily smoke- blackened. The SE wallplate has a splayed and undersquinted scarf 91cm long (3 feet as built) and diamond mortices and rebate for a large unglazed window near the NE end. The NW wallplate has been replaced without disturbing the rafters. The NE tiebeam has diamond mortices and rebate for an unglazed window with 4 diamond mullions and central rectangular mullion. The central tiebeam is cambered. The tiebeam between the hall and service end has been removed and replaced by an iron strap. The roof is of collar-rafter construction. In the SW bay of the hall there is evidence of a former timber framed chimney or smoke hood, apparently the only heating until the C19 chimney was built. The pegs attaching the collars to the rafters are of nailhead design, facing the 'high' end. Important evidence of the original structure is concealed within the plaster of the walls, which could merit upgrading if it proves to be at all complete.

Listing NGR: TL6034717360

External Links

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