Building record 1006200000 - WOOD END FARMHOUSE, 22 WOOD END

Grade II. House. C17, altered and re-faced early C19. Rear and N. gable have timber frame with brick and rendered infill. Gables are covered with asbestos slates. Front and S. end are of brick with off-set eaves. Old tile roof, off-centre chimney has 3 square stacks of thin brick set diagonally on stone base with shaped brick modillions. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Ground floor right-hand bays have barred sash windows, remaining windows are paired barred casements. Openings to ground floor and left-hand bay have segmental heads. 4-panelled door between right-hand bays with paired casement above. RCHM II p 178 MON 18 (B1).


(SP 79423087) Woodend Farm [NAT] (B3).
Wood End Farm. The house is of two storeys and an attic. The plan is L-shaped with the wings extending towards the N and E. The walls of the N wing are refaced with modern brick, or covered with cement, except part of the E wall and the gable at the N end; a window at the N end is of early 17th century date, and is of four lights with wood mullions and diamond-shaped quarries. The walls of the E wing are partly covered with cement. The roofs are tiled. The central chimney stack has three square shafts set diagonally on a rectangular base and restored at the top. Condition - Fairly good (B4).

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