Building record 1118200000 - MUXWELL FARMHOUSE, MIDDLE CLAYDON

Grade II. House. C17 restored C20. Timber framed with brick infill, some patterned. Thatched roof, half-hipped to left. Chimney stack of thin brick between right-hand bays. 2 storeys and attic. 3 main bays of 4-light leaded casements to west, 3-light to upper left. Lobby entry has C20 timber framed and thatched porch, 2-light leaded casement above and C19-C20 jettied gable to attic with small 3-light leaded window. Rear has outshot to left-hand bays with paired leaded casements in thatch to first floor and attic. C19 extension at right-angles to rear right. S. gable wall has original oak window with moulded and plain diagonal mullions to ground floor right (B1).
Buildings report dated Oct 1979 - Jan 1980 held at NMR (B2).

A group of farm buildings at Mulwel Farm around a yard to the northeast of the house, some of which may be contemporary with the house. The eastern range consists of of cattle stalls,the northern a barn flanked by lower buildings and the western range has been much altered but may originally have been stables. There was originally a southern range but this has since been destroyed (B3).

(SP 71872403) Muxwell Farm (NAT) (B4).
Muxwell Farm is a house of two storeys, built of timber and brick early in the 17th century. The roof is thatched, At the south end is an addition of late 17th century date and at the back a low modern addition. The original chimney stack has four square attached shafts. Condition - fairly good (B5).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.