Building record 1127800000 - OLD MANOR FARMHOUSE, DRAYTON BEAUCHAMP

Grade II. House. C17 or earlier, altered. Timber framed refronted in C19 colourwashed brick, old tiled roof, half hipped at W. end, large chimney stack to LH of centre opposite door with 3 square shafts and corbelled head; second chimney to RH with corbelled head. 2 storeys, S. front has 4 bays. of modern 4-light transomed casements to ground floor and door in 2nd bay from LH, 2 light casement under eaves above. 3 half dormers breaking eaves with 3-light casements, flat lead roofs; 3-light upper window below eaves in RH bay. Interior has open fireplaces and exposed ceiling beams. RCHM I p.137 MON.5 (B1).

Manor Farm is a two-storeyed house built in the C17th, enlarged and restored in the C18th and C19th. The plan is rectangular with a small wing at the rear. The South front is of brick of the C18th or later date, and part of the upper storey is covered with rough-cast. The gable of the wing has some timber-framing, now covered with cement, and the other walls are of modern brick. he original central chimney stack has three quare shafts. Condition - Good (B2).

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