Description

PERLETHORPE MAIN STREET
SK 67 SW
CUM BUDBY (formerly Carburton
Road) (north side)
1/101 North Farmhouse
11.8.61
G.V. II

Farmhouse. c.1807. Probably by William Wilkins Jnr. Brick and
stone, rendered, with hipped plain tile roofs. Stone and brick
plinth, rendered. Partial first floor band. 2 ridge and single
external gable stacks. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Square plan with rear
wing. Windows are mainly Gothick casements. South front has
central 2 storey half-round bay, with mock timber framed gable.
3 round headed openings with half glazed door. Flanked by single
casements. Above, central bay has 3 small casements, flanked by
single larger casements. West front has to left, plain casement
and to its right, 2 Gothick casements. Beyond boundary wall,
another casement. Above, 3 Gothick casements. West gable has a
single C20 casement on each floor. East front has to left, 3
casements and to their right, door. To right again, C20
casement. Above, 4 casements, one smaller. North front has to
left, segmental headed recess containing door with Gothick
tracery. To right, C20 casement. Above to right, C20 casement.
Late C19 north wing addition has to north a casement and to west,
a Yorkshire sash. This building is part of the complete Estate
Village laid out by Earl Manvers of Thoresby Park 1807-1812.

Listing NGR: SK6176870252

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26297572

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