Building record 1339700000 - Bradleyfield Farmhouse

Grade II. Farmhouse, bakehouse/washhouse and carriagehouse. Circa 1835. Stone rubble with dressed stone window heads and cills. Low-pitched hipped slate roof with lead roll hips and ridge and deep eaves. Two symmetrically arranged brick stacks. PLAN: Double-depth plan with 4 rooms on the ground floor and a central stair hall. Attached to the rear left [NE] corner a wing containing the bakehouse/washhouse with servants' rooms above and on the rear right [SE] corner a detached carriagehouse with a loft above. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys. Symmetrical 3-bay west front with large 16-pane sashes with ashlar heads with keystones and cills. Stone steps up to central doorway, its doorcase with panelled reveals, cantilevered canopy, rectangular overlight with margin glazing bars and a panelled door. Similar rear [east] elevation but with plain flat window arches. At the rear flanking left and right two large rectangular 2-storey service blocks with pyramidal slate roofs with deep eaves and various small windows; on the right the bakehouse/washhouse and on the left the carriagehouse. INTERIOR: Most of the interior joinery is said to be intact including the chimneypieces and staircase (B1).