Description

1.
5401 MILL ROAD
(West Side)
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Farm Buildings to North
of Dairy at Home Farm
TQ 0107 2/201

II GV

2.
1845 [Rainwater head with "HCH 1845 DN" and coronet in relief. Appears in view
of "The Dairy", Swanbourne, by Fredk. Mason, d. 1st December 1846]. Nodular flint.
Pulborough stone dressings. Pitched slate roof. Gable ends coped with ashlar,
returned to horizontal at bottom, and taken on ashlar kneelers.
1 storey. 3 ranges, enclosing a courtyard open to the south, and extension projecting
north.
North range has four 2-light mullion windows with chamfered embrasures and casements
with diagonal lead glazing bars on north elevation, 2 on either side of north
extension. On south side it has four 2-light mullion windows with chamfered embrasures
and louvred lower sections, 2 on either side of planked stable door in 4-centred
arch with chamfered embrasures. 5 hipped lucarnes on roof crest.
North extension has 1 planked door in 4-centred arch with chamfered embrasures
on north elevation, and one 2-light mullioned louvre with chamfered embrasures
on east and west elevations. Outhouse in east re-entrant angle with north range:
lean-to slate roof, and planked door in 4-centred arch with chamfered embrasures.
West range has 2 planked stable doors in 4-centred arches with chamfered embrasures
and 2 single-light windows with chamfered embrasures and louvred sections on east
elevation. On west elevation it has 2 single-light louvres with chamfered embrasures.
East range has 1 planked stable door in 4-centred arch with chamfered embrasures
and 2 single-light windows with chamfered embrasures on west elevation. On east
elevation it has 2 planked stable doors in 4-centred arches with chamfered embrasures,
2 single-light windows with chamfered embrasures, and one 2-light mullion window
with diagonal lead glazing bars and chamfered embrasures.
South elevation of east and west ranges both have 3 louvres in chamfered embrasures,
those on west side masked by cart shed, open to east, with nodular flint walls,
Pulborough stone dressings, pitched tile roof, gable ends coped in ashlar, with
coping returned to horizontal at bottom and taken on Pulborough stone kneelers.
East range also has 1 planked loft door with 4-centred arch and chamfered embrasures.

The Home Farmhouse, farm buildings, pumping house and bridge form a group together
with the retaining walls to the pools.

Listing NGR: TQ0181107727

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26567413

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