Description

SE 5737 CAWOOD CHESTNUT ROAD
(north side)

9/7 No 50 (Station
23.8.78 Farmhouse)
(Formerly listed
under Bishopdyke
Road)

- II

House. Probably mid-late C17, with late C18-early C19 alterations and
additions including outshut to right gable and 2-storey range to rear.
Narrow reddish-brown brick,wooden doorcase, stone kneelers and remains
of coping to gable ends, renewed pantile roof. Lobby-entry 3-room plan.
2 storeys, 3 first floor windows. Moulded plinth. Entrance between
second and third bays from left has C20 glazed door in C19 pilastered
doorcase with hood, flanked by engaged pilasters rising almost to top of
first floor windows on pedestals with traces of stucco in inset panels.
C20 Yorkshire sashes under segmental arches. C20 sashes with glazing
bars under elliptical arches above. Patched brickwork indicates former
position of windows of wide proportions probably mullioned. Modillion
eaves cornice. End and ridge stacks. Interior: bressummer beam over
kitchen fireplace. To left-hand room a corner cupboard remains from
original panelled room.

Listing NGR: SE5710637575

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26425452

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