Description

SO 24 SE DORSTONE CP B 4348 (south side)
The Bage

5/127 Little Bage

II

Shown on OS as Newhouse Farm, Bach.
Farmhouse. Mid-C17 with late C17, early C19 and C20 alterations. Rubble
with ashlar dressings, also some timber-framing with rubble infill, concrete
tile roof. L-plan, one wing extending to north, mid-C17, other to east added
early C19; north/south wing of 3 roof bays, 2 rooms to ground floor with
lateral stack on west wall providing corner fireplaces. North front: 2 storeys,
C17 wing projects to right, gable rebuilt early C18, 2-light fixed casement to
first floor under timber lintel; wing to left: 2-light fixed casement to right;
ground floor: 4-pane boxed sash; to right entrance, with small single fixed
light casement to right under same timber lintel, ledged door. Framing:
visible in west wall, a single square panel high. Interior: chamfered and
stopped beams, roof trusses each have 2 raking struts. Apparently stack was
originally on the north gable, replaced in late C17 by new stack on west wall,
probably the north stack had adjoining spiral staircase. Present staircase
early C19 with stick balusters in added wing.

Listing NGR: SO2983443184

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26461465

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