Building record 643/1/1 - Parkmoss Farmhouse

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 57468 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farmhouse probably mid seventeenth century, substantially renovated and recased in brick by the Arley estate later nineteenth century. English garden wall bond brown brickwork; clay tile roof. Two storeys; right wing of two rooms with cross-gable of two storeys plus attic to left. Right wing has nineteenth century gabled porch with four-centred archway and oak-framed gable. Nineteenth century moulded brick mullioned openings contain small-pane casements. Interior: Altered lobby-entrance plan. Oak bressumer to altered inglenook; a stop-chamfered oak beam; stair replaced. The farmhouse groups attractively with barn and shippon (q.v.) around cobbled forecourt.