Description

TL 5156 FULBOURN APTHORPE STREET
(North East Side)

10/3 No.36
(St. Martins Cottage)
GV II

Cottage dated 1661 over porch with C18 and C20 extensions at the
rear. Timber framed, plaster rendered with thatched roof of
long straw and original red brick ridge stack of grouped
shafts. Original lobby entry and three bay plan with porch.
One storey and attics. Two gable dormers. Three windows, on
either side of the 1661 two storey gabled and thatched porch.
Small fixed light window to gable end of porch probably
replacing an original casement. At the rear is a small service
wing, C18, probably also timber framed and rendered with a
chamfered main beam. Interior: Timber framing exposed with
straight bracing. Stop chamfered main beams and hearth
lintels. The inglenook hearth has a spice cupboard with
original door with butterfly hinges and a bread oven with patent
iron door of C19. Two upper rooms have original hearths, one
with stop chamfered lintel. There are two raised tie beam
trusses to the centre bays.
R.C.H.M: record card
V.A.G: Journal 1970-71 p.15

Listing NGR: TL5196056513

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420788

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