Description

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SJ 80 NW
3/202

BREWOOD C.P.
Pearce Hay Farmhouse

II

Farmhouse. Early-mid C19 incorporating C18 (or possibly C17) structure in the rear wing. Red brick with hipped tile roof; timber framed with painted plaster infill rear SW wing. In the Chillington Park Estate style. Three storeys with dentilled eaves cornice; three windows, glazing bar sashes with plastered lintels dressed as voussoir large central park with blocking course. Bay windows to left-hand return, blocked window to right hand (North) return. Vaulted cellar.

The rear wing has been altered two storeys and attic, lower than front block, about two bays (the half-bay being for the brick built chimney; the framing is in square panels roughly three from cill to plate; two windows glazing bar sashes, and two gabled dormers, ground floor windows altered, glazed door to right; further lower single storey brick extension beyond.

Listing NGR: SJ8417008592

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26313247

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