Building record 0046201000 - CHURCH FARMHOUSE, PITSTONE

Dimensions - Length 14m, Width 9m.
Plan Form - Subrectangular.
Grade II. Offices. Mid C18 and later alterations to older building. Front range is of red and vitreous brick, 3 bays to right of red headers, with paired vertical strips of blue headers between windows. C20 tile roof, brick chimneys to gables and right of centre. 2 storeys, 5 bays. Wooden casements with horizontal glazing bars, ground floor openings with cambered heads. Half-glazed door in second bay. Right gable has blocked round window. Rear has canted projection of thin brick, possibly once a chimney, and later extensions. Interior preserves original rear wall with heavy close-studded timber framing and doorway with hollow chamfered 4-centred arch. Lower range to N,W, also rebuilt in brick, has central chimney and queen strut truss. On moated site said to be that of a priory or nunnery (B7).
Mansion called Pitstone Place, of which greater part has been demolished - materials used on White Hart Inn Aylesbury (B1).