Description

CATON-WITH-LITTLEDALE
SD 56 SW

5/11 Hawkshead Farmhouse and barn
4.10.1967 adjoining to north-east
Formerly listed as Hawkshead
Farmhouse and
attached buildings)

- II

House, late C17th, altered. Sandstone rubble with roof of slate and stone
slate. Front (south-east) wall partly covered by C19th extension with
parallel roof. At the left is a blocked 2-light fire window. To its right is
a 4-light rebated and chamfered mullioned window. Above on the 1st floor is a
similar window of 5 lights. The door, further right in the angle with the
extension, is covered by a stone porch. Left-hand gable chimney. The
left-hand gable wall has one-light chamfered windows to both the attic and
1st floors, blocked except for the left-hand one on the 1st floor. At the
rear some mullioned windows remain. Interior not accessible at time of
survey. The barn, at the right, has a stone slate roof. Its wide entrance
has a segmental arch and a gabled canopy. At the left is a doorway with
re-set lintel, having a cyma moulding carried across its face in a segmental
arch. It is inscribed '1678 AB'.

Listing NGR: SD5357462992

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26457476

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