Description

SK 04 NE WATERHOUSES C.P. CAULDON

4/176 Church Farmhouse and attached 3/1/67 cowhouse (Formerly listed as Church Farm) GV II

Farmhouse, agricultural worker's cottage and cowhouse. C18. Coursed and square rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings; plain tile roof with coped verges; brick ridge stacks. Aligned north-east/south-west facing south-east, cowhouse attached to the south-west; agricultural worker's cottage to the north-east. 2 storeys with coved eaves, central farmhouse with cowhouse to the left under the same roofline and slightly lower agricultural worker's cottage to the right. House: 3 bays, flat face mullioned windows, those to the left and right have 3 lights, those to the centre 2 lights; central glazed door with cyma recta moulded dripstone, inserted glazed door to the right. Agricultural worker's cottage: one bay, 2-light flat-fade mullioned window to first floor casement to ground floor right within an earlier surround, casement to ground floor right within a blocked doorway. Cowhouse: 3 bays, blocked doorways to right and centre with inserted windows, casement to first floor centre, single- storey gabled extension to left. Interior: ceiling beam with astragal mouldings, Victorian Staircase with turned balusters, windows have segmental rere arches and chamfered mullions.

Listing NGR: SK0784949506

External Links

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