Description

OCCOLD BULLS HALL ROAD
TM 17 SE
1/32 Bullshall Cottage
- II
Former farmhouse, latterly 2 cottages. C16, in 2 phases. Timber framed,
mainly plastered, the right gable end cement-rendered. Half-hipped thatched
roof. 2 storeys. 3-cell cross-entry form. Various C20 small-paned casement
windows. 2 C16 diamond-mullioned windows in right gable end, another at rear.
C20 semi-glazed entrance door. A further mid C20 glazed door to right.
Internal stack with small square shaft. Small C19 stack against left gable
end. Lean-to additions at rear (C18 or older) and against left gable end.
Much of the structure is exposed internally. Hall has plain joists and 4-
centre arched doorway by stack. Beyond the hall is a later 1½-bay parlour
addition. Parlour has chamfered-joist ceiling. The ceiling of the chamber
above has been removed except for a halved and re-used moulded bridging beam.
Both phases have queen-post roofs, the open tie beam in the later end with
short arched braces.

Listing NGR: TM1640370194

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26635441

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