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Redhill Farmhouse, Kings Stanley

Description: Redhill Farmhouse

Grade: II
Date Listed: 24 February 1987
English Heritage Building ID: 131876

OS Grid Reference: SO8217603711
OS Grid Coordinates: 382176, 203711
Latitude/Longitude: 51.7318, -2.2595

Location: King's Stanley, Gloucestershire GL5 5LJ

Locality: Kings Stanley
Local Authority: Stroud
County: Gloucestershire
Country: England
Postcode: GL5 5LJ

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Listing Text

SO 8203-8303 KING'S STANLEY

14/1 Redhill Farmhouse


II

Detached farmhouse. Late C17; early C19 additions. Random and
coursed rubble limestone; ashlar, rendered brick and artificial
stone chimneys; plain tile roof. Two-storey with attic; stair
wing on west side. East side: scattered fenestration to central
C17 house; doorway with restored 3-centred arched lintel and
hoodmould has plank door. Altered doorway to right and single
light with stone chamfered surround above. Gabled roof dormer with
iron casement. Lean-to addition to right and conservatory porch
are not of special interest. C19 addition to left has 3-light
chamfered mullioned casement with hoodmould to ground floor; 3-
light over with hood. South end: gable end with off-centre upper
floor circular window with glazing bars; off-centre attic casement
with timber lintel. Ridge-mounted ashlar chimney. West side: 2-
window fenestration to C17 house, all 2-light. Projecting rendered
gabled stair wing to right with small single stair lights.
Segmental stone-arched doorway to C19 addition obscured by C20
flat-roofed addition which is not of special interest. North end:
small attic light below rebuilt gable end chimney. Half-hipped
roof to addition having 2-light casement on west side
Interior contains chamfered beams with pointed stepped stops.
Small framed partitions. Timber spiral staircase survives from
upper floor to attic.
(N.M. Herbert, 'King's Stanley in V.C.H. Glos. x 1972, pp.242-257)


Listing NGR: SO8217603711

Source: English Heritage

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