Description

TANWORTH-IN-ARDEN

SP16NW TANWORTH LANE, Danzey Green
652-1/5/197 (East side)
Danzey Green Farmhouse and attached
walls

GV II

Also known as: Danzey Farmhouse TANWORTH LANE Danzey Green.
Farmhouse and attached walls to sides. Early C17 with later
additions and alterations. Reddish-brown brick in Flemish bond
with ashlar dressings and gabled plain-tile roof.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys with attics to gables; 3 first-floor
windows. Central hallway plan with 2 ranges to rear. Central
C20 plank door in moulded wood surround.
Wide metal casement windows with glazing bars throughout, some
original panes of blown glass survive, all under flat arches
of rubbed brick with central keystones, now painted. 3-course
first-floor band. 2-course eaves band. Raised eaves with
moulded brick copings. End and rear stacks.
Roof has diaper pattern of darker tiles.
INTERIOR: narrow open newel staircase has rod-on-vase
balusters to full height, half balusters to newel posts.
Ground-floor right room has fielded-panel shutters and doors,
C19 Neo-Classical-type fireplace brought from upstairs room.
Mainly 6-panel doors throughout, with fielded panels to main
rooms, otherwise board doors; chamfered beams to ceilings,
wide floorboards. Room to rear left has remains of inglenook
fireplace.
First floor has panelled arch, now blocked, to rear wing.
Above door to small centre room a fanlight. Cement ceiling to
attic cheese room. Rear left range originally housed the dairy
with farm hands' quarters above.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: walls to either side, L-shaped on plan,
to first-floor height; pedestrian plank door then, to right
side, a window opening, now bricked in, with flat arch of dark
red rubbed brick, that side to left is concealed; shaped
copings. Walls swept downwards to rear.
All the listed buildings at Danzey Green Farm form a group.

Listing NGR: SP1244569386

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26662478

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