Description

NEWHALL C.P. HOLLINGREEN LANE
SJ 64 NW
3/66 Hall O'Coole
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- II
Farmhouse. C17 with C19 additions and alterations. Timber framed and
brick covered with pebble dash render and with a plain tile roof. Two
storeys. T-shaped plan, the downstroke being the oldest portion to
which a late C17 wing has been added at right and a C19 brick wing at
left. Entrance front: Projecting wing of early C17 date slightly to
right of centre with a chimney breast to the centre with offsets and
jettied gable supported on moulded brackets. The left and right hand
sides of the projecting gabled wing have 3-light C20 windows to the
ground and first floors. Recessed and to right of the wing the later
C17 wing has a pair of C20 French windows at left and at right of this
a C19 rectangular bay window with a lean-to roof. To the first floor
above is a 3-light casement window. The recessed C19 wing at left has
a C20 doorway at right of centre with a C20 gabled porch before it.
To right of this is a 2-light casement window and at left are a
cambered headed window of 3 casement lights and at the far left a set
of C20 French windows. To the first floor are two 3-light and one
2-light casement windows. Two C19 chimneys at left. The right hand
side has a jettied gable with an ovolo moulded bressumer covered by
rendering. To the ground floor is a C19 rectangular bay window with a
hipped roof and to the first floor is a C19 3-light casement window
and a 3-light C20 casement window to the attic above. Rear: all
flush with the gable end of the earliest portion at left of centre and
having a C20 5-light casement window at ground floor level and above
this a 3-light C20 casement window to the first floor with a similar
above at attic level. To left of this is a C19 mezzanine staircase
window of 4-lights and at left of it is a 2-light casement window at
first floor level. To right of the gable is a 4-light ground floor
window and a set of C20 French windows with a 3-light and a 2-light
casement window to the first floor and a brick lean-to at right.
Interior: Chamfered ceiling beams to the ground floor rooms and to the
present dining room are ovolo-moulded ceiling beams,all with joists
between. Principal staircase of C18 date,of 3 flights with moulded
tread ends and 2 spiral twist balusters to every tread. Square newel
posts with beaded edges and moulded caps and C19 facetted finials.
Moulded handrail. Two early C18 doors at first floor level each with
two raised and fielded panels and early C19 brass latches. Two C17
doors with run-through moulding. Chamfered ceiling beams to the first
floor rooms. The back staircase is of late C17 date with moulded
balusters, rectangular newel posts and a moulded handrail. Stick
balusters to the landing, Plank doors to the attics, one with chased
C17 strap hinges with fleur de lys termination. Two trusses with
angle braces.

Listing NGR: SJ6293045653

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556734

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