Description

TA 10 SW NETTLETON CHURCH STREET

3/16 Glebe Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse; possibly late C15 with C17, C18 alterations and C19
alterations and additions; timber frame, coursed ironstone
rubble, render, brick, pantile roof with one brick coped gable
and 4 brick stacks one at left hand gable end and the right hand
stack being demolished above the ridge. Open hall with cross
passage and cross wing parlour block, later C19 house added to
left. The earlier building consists of a 2 storey with garret 2
bay crossing advanced under a gabled roof at the left hand end
and a 2 bay single storey hall block now used for storage. The
parlour block is rendered and has a 1st floor band. The ground
floor fenestration consists of 2 C19 timber cross mullion
casements, the 1st floor has 2 C18 glazing bar sashes and the
garret a single glazing bar sash. All openings have segmental
heads. The hall wing is rendered stone with 2 glazing bar
sashes and a long blank wall. The gable end is iron stone with
brick quoins and tumbled gable. At the rear one timber bay post
of the original frame is visible. The interior: The open hall
has been floored in late C18 and the roof renewed. One moulded
tie beam is still visible delineating the cross passage. The
C19 brick 2 storey 3 bay wing to the left consists of a slightly
advanced bay containing the C19 1/2 glazed door in a semi-
circular opening of 3 recessed orders with 2 plain sashes to the
left. Above the door is a plain sash and to the left 2 C19
mullion timber casements.

Listing NGR: TA1108300140

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316757

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