Building record 290/4 - Church Farm House, Vicarage Lane

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 1136167 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farmhouse, early nineteenth century with late seventeenth century rear wing (south). Red brick, in Flemish Bond, with tile roof. The south section is partly brick and partly timber framing brick nogged. two storeys, two-bay facade (north) and two-bay south wing. Boarded door with false strap hinges under monopitch bracketed hood. Three-light casements, with single glazing bars, these have cambered arches at ground floor and gabled dormers, with timber infilling and finials at first floor. The first part of the return wing is of brick and has a small hexagonal bay window. The timber-framed section is of varied panel sizes and has long diagonal braces. A dormer in this area has a raking roof. Interior: Exposed beams and joists in the timber-framed section.