Building record 1128000000 - UPPER FARMHOUSE, DRAYTON BEAUCHAMP

Grade II. House. C17 altered and extended, timber framed, exposed to rear with brick infill, refaced to front in C18 brick. Old tiled roof, large chimney stack to LH of centre opposite front door, with corbelled head. Later chimney to RH gable. 2-storeys, front elevation of 4 bays, the RH part added, with four 3-light upper casements, 6-panel door with small hood in 2nd bay from LH, 4-light casement to LH with segmental arched head. 4-light square bay window to RH with lean-to tiled roof, and two 2-light casements with segmental arched heads to RH bays. Small gabled 2-storey rear wing with timber framing exposed. RCHM I p.137 MON.3 (B1).


Upper Farm is a two-storeyed house built in the C17th on a rectangular plan, facing east with a small central wing at the rear, and a central chimney. Modern additions have been made at the North end, and the original walls refaced with modern brick, except for the upper part of the wall at the rear, which is of original timber and brick (B2).

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