Description

TL 96 NE BADWELL ASH HUNSTON ROAD

4/4 Mill House

II

House, formerly associated with Badwell Ash post mill. Mid C17. Timber-
framed and rendered; double roman tiles. 2 storeys. 2-cell lobby entrance
plan. A 1½-storey C19 extension at the south-east end has roughcast, clay
pantiles, and a red brick gable-end facing the road with a chimney-stack and
high coping;, a small dormer with a single-pitch slate roof and old 2-light
casement windows, and 2 2-light casement windows to the ground floor with a
half-glazed door between them. The main range has an internal chimney-stack
with a plain shaft of Tudor bricks, 2 3-light small-paned standard windows to
each floor and a C20 plank door. A 1½-storey lean-to along the rear, with the
roof sloping up to the main roof. 4-bay frame, including a chimney bay,
partly exposed inside: widely-spaced studs, arched braces, ceiling-joists set
on edge. There is a good deal of older timber within the house, but no clear
evidence of an older core. Roof not accessible.

Listing NGR: TL9858668617

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26283590

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