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New House

A Grade II Listed Building in Bradfield, Sheffield

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.491 / 53°29'27"N

Longitude: -1.6432 / 1°38'35"W

OS Eastings: 423768

OS Northings: 399427

OS Grid: SK237994

Mapcode National: GBR JXZ2.19

Mapcode Global: WHCBW.QJQ2

Plus Code: 9C5WF9R4+CP

Entry Name: New House

Listing Date: 8 August 1985

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1286738

English Heritage Legacy ID: 335390

ID on this website: 101286738

Location: Midhopestones, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S36

County: Sheffield

Civil Parish: Bradfield

Traditional County: Yorkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): South Yorkshire

Church of England Parish: Penistone St John the Baptist

Church of England Diocese: Sheffield

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Description


SK29NW BRADFIELD MORTIMER ROAD
(west side),
Midhopestones

3/67 New House

26/7/84
II

Small house. Mid to late C17, outshut to south-east early C19.
Hammer-dressed gritstone rubble, roughly coursed. Stone slate roof.
2-room plan with contemporary partial outshut to north-east side
and later partial outshut to south-west. Rough quoins. Original
main elevation to south-west has a 2-light double-chamfered mullion
window to each floor, the mullion absent on ground floor. To right
the later outshut with 2-light slightly splayed and recessed mullion
window in left return and doorway with dressed surround in right
return. The outshut encloses the original front door which is oak
boarded, ledged and harr-hung. Damaged shouldered and corniced ashlar
stack. To rear partial outshut has single-chamfered light and doorway
with gritstone lintel and monolithic jambs. A double-chamfered mullion
window to first floor of main range. Another 3-light double-chamfered
mullion to south-east gable, otherwise altered or inserted openings.
Interior has remains of stud partition to contemporary outshut, studs
set in a grooved stone sill, stone staircase within outhsut. Back to
back stone fireplaces, one with ovolo corbels. The harr-hung front
door is a rare domestice survival and is similar to that illustrated
by C. F. Innocent in The Development of English Building Construction,
1916, p241.


Listing NGR: SK2376899427

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