Description

BADLEY
TM 05 NE

1/3 Bakehouse 15 metres south
of Badley Hall (Formerly
listed as Cottage adjoining
9.12.55 Badley Hall)

II

Outbuilding known as 'The Cottage', built as a bakehouse for Badley Hall,
early or mid C16. 2-cell plan. 2 storeys and attics. Timber-framed and
pebble-dashed, partly underbuilt in C19 red brick. Plaintiled roof. A large
gable-chimney of red brick is possibly original, but the upper section is
rebuilt; at each of several offsets, the brickwork is tumbled-in. Plaintiled
roof. Slatted unglazed windows, the original openings have in some cases been
retained with their diamond mullions removed. The main room is of 2 bays with
a large lintelled fireplace and a cross-entry. The single-bay end room also
has accommodation above, but the attic floor is a C17/C18 insertion. Clasped-
purlin roof with reduced principals. Plain heavy timber-framing exposed
throughout. N.M.R. Known as 'The Cottage'.

Listing NGR: TM0603855821

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26567630

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