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NY 34 NE DALSTON RAUGHTONHEAD HILL

128-/10/10000 Farm outbuilding, formerly Farmhouse
35 Metres North-West of Raughtonhead
Hill Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse, now farm outbuilding. Dated 1697, but with earlier C17
elements, and with C19 and C20 alterations and additions. Part
rendered and painted rubble stone, with ashlar dressings, and C20
corrugated sheet roof covering. S.E. elevation, two storeys, three
bays, central entry plan, now altered internally. Doorway now part
blocked, with moulded ashlar surround. Lintel and cornice, the lintel
bearing the inscription I.H. A.H.1697. At the level of the lintel
moulding, a continuous drip mould extends to the ends of the
elevation, above a blocked shallow 2-light chamfer mullion window to
the north-east. The moulding is interrupted by a C20 stable door with
overlight, and continues over a small blocked light, possibly a fire
window. To the south-west, the moulding shelters a 4x3 pane window
in a plain stone surround. Above the doorway, a C20 inserted taking
in doorway. To the north-east, set above the lower mullioned window
is a matching 2-light mullion window, also blocked, and two further
blocked tall rectangular openings, one to each end bay. Gable
elevations partially or wholly obscured by attached outbuildings.
North-west side wall with single storey lean-to, late C18, with a 2-
light mullion window in its side wall and stone framed doorway to its
south-west end wall. Interior, each end bay has a hearth. Both are
c1700, that to the south-west bay with a bolection-moulded surround
and cornice shelf, that to the north-east with jowelled jambs, deep
lintel and cornice shelf. There is a suspended floor at the south-
west end, together with a chamfered hearth beam with plain steps.
Roof carpentry not inspected, but said to be of single through-purlin
construction, with wind-bracing to the central bays

Listing NGR: NY3796646264

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540132

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