Description

CHIRBURY C.P. DUDSTON
SO 29 NW

7/57 Disused cottage
- approx. 110m south
of West Dudston
Farmhouse

- II

Cottage, now disused. Mid-C17 with later additions and alterations.
Weatherboarded timber frame with red brick and plaster infill, C18 red
brick to right gable end, which has large integral stack; graded slate
roof. 2-cell plan with later stack. One storey and attic; fenestration
destroyed to ground floor but 2 raking eaves dormers survive; doorway
to right. Interior: timber frame exposed throughout including to cross-
wall; square and rectangular panels with woven infill, long straight
tension braces. Right ground-floor room has chamfered spine beam with
stepped ogee stops and heavy chamfered joists; inglenook fireplace.
Left ground-floor room has infilled chamfered wooden mullion window
to left-wall; inserted central staircase approached from rear. Collar
and tie beam roof in 2 bays with V-struts from collar to left gable
end. West Dudston Farmhouse is not included in this list.

Listing NGR: SO2434497397

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26594916

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