Building record 1763/1/4 - Farmhouse and Adjacent Range of Farm Buildings at Carden Hall

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 404761 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farmhouse and adjacent range of farm buildings circa 1721 (Weathercock), originally stables to Carden Hall altered 1828 and subsequently converted to a farmstead. White painted brick with stone dressings and patches; grey slate roof. Two-storey buildings on north side of a courtyard; the house forms the part of the range west of a blocked central coach-house camber archway with oak beam over on north face. It has small-pane wood windows probably inserted nineteenth century, ad hoc, in a formerly symmetrical building with projecting central gable (with clock dated 1828) carrying a belfry cupola of oak with lead roof; one bell. Weathercock (probably restored) on gable with I (for John), 0 (?), L (for Leche) 1721.