Building record 0066602000 - BEACHENDON FARMHOUSE

Dimensions - Length 26m, Width 11m.
Plan Form - Subrectangular.
Beachendon Farm is a two-storeyed house with an attic, the walls being made of flint and brick, and the roof is tiled. It was probably built in the C17th, possibly on the site of a former house, but has been much altered, restored and enlarged. In a rockery South of the house are several carved stones said to have come from Eythrope Chapel. Condition - Good; much altered and restored. Grade I Inside are chamfere ceiling beams and an open fireplace (B3).
Grade II. House. C17, altered and extended C19. Rubble stone and brick. C19 patterned tile roof, brick chimneys with 'V' pilasters. 2 storeys and attic, 3 wide bays. 2 bays to left of S.E. front have restored crow-stepped gables with stone copings. Left bay has stone quoins and C19 stone mullion and transom windows. Right bays have brick quoins and window surrounds, those to centre bay C18, those to right C19. Barred wooden casements with segmental heads, 3-light to main floors, 2-light to attic of centre bay. Wider central bay has 2 windows to first floor and door to right. RCHM I p. 304 Mon. 2 (B7).