Description

ASLACKBY AND TEMPLE LANE
TF 03 SE (south side)
3/17 Temple Farmhouse
6.5.52 II

Farmhouse. Late C12, raised late C19, C20. Limestone rubble,
stock brick, some render. Slate roofs with single stock brick
off-gable stack and single lateral stack. 3 storey, 2 bay east
front with stock brick top floor. Doorway to left in C20 brick,
glazed porch with plank door and casements. 2 light casement to
right, 2 two light casements above, with single 2 light casement
above. All the windows with wooden lintels. 3 storey, 3 bay
west front with stock brick top floor and 2 storey, single rubble
bay to right. Stock brick left hand bay projects with doorway
with partially glazed door. 2 plain sashes to the right. 4
plain sashes above and 2 small plain sashes above them Source:
"The British Academy Records of the Social and Economic History
of England and Wales. Volume IX. B. Lees. Records of the
Templars in England in the Twelfth Century". London 1935. pp.
clxxxvi-viii.

Listing NGR: TF0863630348

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316104

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