Description

ALLENSMORE CP - SO 43 SE 6/19 Winnall Court 20.10.52 GV II Farmhouse. Probably C17 with C18 extension and later alterations. Sandstone rubble, timber-frame with brick and plaster infill. Welsh slate and corrugated iron roofs with large brick ridge stack. Irregular plan, roughly L-shaped with main range aligned north-east/south-west and cross-wing to south end. Two storeys with cellars. North-west elevation has 2:1 windows, mid-C20 casements of three lights. Ground floor has two similar windows, one either side of central glazed gabled late C20 porch. Gable front to right has C20 ledged door and irregular exposed framing with angle struts from corner posts. To left hand side is a C18 stable extension with two openings having diamond section oak mullions, one to each side of central door; all three heads are dressed and have dropped keystones. To rear of timber-framed cross-wing is a lower two-storey granary extension, probably late C18, of thin timber-framing with brick infill. Interior has C17 panelling in principal ground floor room of southern cross-wing. The same room has moulded beams dividing the ceiling into regular panels (RCHM Vol I, p 17 - 18).

Listing NGR: SO4536434254

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