Description

SOCKBRIDGE AND TIRRIL SOCKBRIDGE
NY 52 NW
4/185 Sockbridge Hall (formerly
listed with former
gatehouse (q.v.)
6.2.68

GV II
Farmhouse. Probably mid to late C16, with C17 and C18 additions. Plastered
stone with slate roof, some exposed ashlar and rubble to east elevation. Coped
gables, that to south is crow stepped with roll-moulded coping. West elevation
of 2 storeys and 4 irregular bays. Hollow-chamfered-mullioned windows. 1st bay
of ground floor has 3-light window with transom, continuous label mould to 1st 2
bays but 2nd bay has window replaced by entrance with architrave and half-glazed
door; 3rd bay has casement. 1st floor has 3-light transomed window to 1st bay,
2-light small window to 2nd bay and 3-light window to 3rd bay. 4th bay has
plain entrance. Gable-end stack has large base and cornice; octagonal
cross-axial stack on square base and with brattished cornice; end lateral stack
with set-offs. South gable-end has 3-light windows, that to 1st floor with
transom and label. East elevation has outshut under catslide roof, one coped
end, and lean-to outshut to right, with flat roofed projecting to right. 1st
bay has window of 3 round-headed lights, sunk spandrels and label mould; similar
window to 1st floor is taller, Tudor-headed lights, mostly blocked, with
casement. 2 casement windows and 3 windows in pointed arches to outshuts.
Entrance to return of outshut. Brick lateral stack. Entrance to 1st bay now
concealed by outshut has sunk triangular head in moulded reveals. North gable
end has 2-light single-chamfered-mullioned window and 2 small lights. Interior
has large segmental-arched fireplace; 2 doors have chamfered reveals, one with
shoulder to one side, one with corbel above; C17 balusters to stair; lst floor
has corbels and room has C17 panelling, 3 sides moulded, cupboards with cock's
head hinges, fireplace renewed.

Listing NGR: NY5036027037

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26633250

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