Description

REDMARLEY D'ABITOT LOWBANDS
SO 7631-7731
12/178 Cherry Tree Farmhouse

6.12.76

GV II

Cottage. 1847 by F. O'Connor for the National Co-operative Land
Company; rear section probably older: later alterations. Front
section random rubble walls faced render lined as ashlar, stone
plinth; rear painted random rubble, painted brick to upper parts
gables; slate roofs. Three-room front, slightly projecting
centre, one room deep, single storey: rear same length, one room
deep, 1½ storeys. Front: half-glazed front door, 3 flush panels
below, 2 glazed above. Single 8-pane casement each side; dumb-
bell ventilator in gable, plain bargeboards. Two-light casement
window in small panes each side, possibly renewed to original
pattern. Hipped roof, centre rear and end chimneys. Left return
plain end to front, flush chimney, nipped roof: end of rear very
slightly set back: eaves same height. Six-panel door slightly
off centre, bottom 2 flush, centre fielded, top glazed, flat timber
lintel. Late C20 three-light casement over, in earlier opening,
flat timber lintel. Timber verge rafters. Centre of rear
originally double doors, now built up in brickwork. Rear section
appears originally to have been a half-hipped barn; left end
converted to stable; whole lofted over, now part of house.
Unusual in being attached to earlier building. Front appears
little altered. Forms group with other Chartist cottages (q.v.);
listed principally for historical and sociological interest.
(A. M. Hadfield, The Chartist Land Com an, 1970.)

Listing NGR: SO7776731277

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26450494

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