Description

SY 49 NW MARSHWOOD SHAVE CROSS
6/30 Shave Cross, Public House
GV II
Public House, formerly farmhouse. Late C18 and dated 1833. Rubble stone
walls with dressed stone quoins. Stone gable-copings. Thatch roof with
brick chimney stacks at each gable-end. L-Plan: west wing dated 1833 and
formerly cellar. East wing is original farmhouse with fireplace at west
end. Two storeys. Three windows, wooden casements with small leaded lights and
segmental brick arches over. Doorway and porch centrally, brick porch walls
and pitched thatch roof. Extension wing marked by, datestone, straight-
joint and change to lias stone walls. Interior: open fireplace with
shallow chamfered bressummer, c.l8OO. Jointed crucks in west wing not part
of this building, inserted by a former landlord. Flagstone floors to main
bar. Source: Marshwood Tithe Map, 1843.

Listing NGR: SY4154597993

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26445959

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  Essex: Buildings of England Series (Buildings of England) (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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