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Latitude: 52.124 / 52°7'26"N
Longitude: 0.9169 / 0°55'0"E
OS Eastings: 599774
OS Northings: 251312
OS Grid: TL997513
Mapcode National: GBR SK8.YCS
Mapcode Global: VHKDT.VW33
Plus Code: 9F424WF8+JQ
Entry Name: Clayhill Farm
Listing Date: 20 May 2005
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1393786
English Heritage Legacy ID: 492566
ID on this website: 101393786
Location: Wattisham Stone, Babergh, Suffolk, IP7
County: Suffolk
District: Babergh
Civil Parish: Wattisham
Traditional County: Suffolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Suffolk
Church of England Parish: Hitcham All Saints
Church of England Diocese: St.Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Tagged with: Agricultural structure
966/0/10044
20-MAY-05
WATTISHAM
CLAYHILL LANE
Clayhill Farm
II
House, formerly farmhouse. Late C16/early C17 with C19 addition and alterations. Rendered and part pargetted timber-frame, part red and gault brick. Plain tile roof with brick central ridge and rear wing stacks. 2-unit lobby-entry plan extended to rear with early wing and also C19 wing. 2 storeys. Front to garden has 3-light casements and central door. Left side has glazed double doors, present entrance, in C19 wing and casements. Right side facing pond has a 3-light casement on both floors on gable end and various other casements, door, and decayed conservatory to rear.
INTERIOR. Winder stair in front of stack. Tall panel framing visible in part. Chamfered bridging beams with ogee stops. Large stack with base remodelled in C19. Former open fireplace to right, remodelled in C19, has fine and unusual cast-iron fire surround and grate in Beaux Arts/Art Nouveau style. Simple C19 fireplace to left room, with decayed cast-iron grate. C19 panelling in part to first floor rooms. Further C19 fireplace. Timber-framing visible in part. Plank and 4-panel doors. Clasped purlin roof with coupled rafters. In early rear wing joists and chamfered bridging beam and large stack with filled-in fireplace.
This is a good example of an evolved farmhouse with the early structure and plan mainly intact and some unusual C19 fittings.
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