Description

GODALMING MEADROW
SU 9744 NE
9/156 (south east side)
23.2.70 No 30 (Lammas Cottage)
GV
II

House. Probably late C16, added to and altered. timber-framed, Bargate rubble-
stone and brick; plain tile roof. 4 bays with central smoke bay; C17 addition
to right end; outshuts added to rear and later heightened. 2 storeys, 4 1st-
floor windows. C20 leaded casement windows throughout. Road front: ground
floor of brick and stone having C20 door with side-lights on left, 3-light
window to its right and 2-light window to far right. Tiled offset to most of
1st floor which has timber-frame comprising posts, studs and rails with tension
braces at former end walls. Panels infilled with brick and some plastered; 4
small-pane windows set in panels; date 1633 painted to right of centre. Half-
hipped roof with gablets; ridge stack to right of centre. Rear: gabled addi-
tions projecting on left with stack to left gable; on right the rear of main
range has timber-frame exposed on 1st-floor including right-hand wall post with
tension brace to mid rail. Right return: ground floor on left of rubble, on
right plastered, 1st floor tile-hung; various C20 windows, right bay having
gablet over lst-floor window. Interior: not inspected but recorded to contain
framed smoke-bay partition walls, chamfered hearth bressummer and supporting
post with inserted fireplace lined with brick and having salt hole and inglenook
seat; timber-framing on 1st floor; sooted timbers and inner sides of partition
walls in smoke bay; queen-post roof trusses with clasped through purlins
principal rafters reducing in size above collars, and straight wind braces to
bay 2. Domestic Buildings Research Group, Report No 2987.

Listing NGR: SU9777444533

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26581689

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