Description

SU 65 NE OLD BASING CUFAUDE LANE
6/39
Upper Cufaude Farm House
GV
II

C16, early C19. House of 2 main periods, an L-shaped timber-framed structure with the
angle filled in later. Two storeys and attic. Old tile roofing, brick dentil eaves on
the west side. The timber frame is exposed on the east gable, with close-studding in
the upper part, and parts of the main frame show on the north wall; otherwise
everything is brick-clad, mainly in English bond. The west wall has a deep plinth and
up to ground-floor cill height is of old brickwork in English bond, above this level
there is red brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, a flush blue header
first-floor band, and cambered openings to the gound-floor. The south elevation has a
massive stack attached to each of 2 gables, and a brick porch in the centre. There are
several sliding sash windows on the early C19, and more recent casements. Minor
attachments on the east and north sides.

Listing NGR: SU6732252977

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26385144

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