Description

SU 33 NE LONGSTOCK LONGSTOCK (east side)

4/10 Nos. 1 & 2 The Grange

II

House now divided. Late C18, extended late C19. Brick, once colourwashed,
plain tile roof. 2 storey originally L-shaped building of 3-bay wings, one
along road with other wing behind to left now linked to 2 storey,2 bay cottage
to left of it well set back and at front single storey bay added to left and
C19 cross-wing added to right end of front. Road elevation 2 storey, 3 bay with
single storey bay to left and to right C19 half bay then wide projecting cross-
wing. In centre of original part early C19 4-Panel door and semicircular
fanlight in wide gabled brick porch with moulded bargeboards. Above 2-light
and each side on both floors Gothic type 3-light casements, those on ground floor
with cambered heads. Similar 2-light casement in left addition, which has pier
at end and low parapet. To right small sashes in half bay and 3-light casement
on 1st floor of wing. Roof hipped to left with stack at right end of original
building. It was centre c1800 of Longstock Fishing Club, earliest club on Test.

Listing NGR: SP2986636565

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26385521

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