Building record 812/1 - Darley Hall Farmhouse

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 57336 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farmhouse. Seventeenth century and early eighteenth century. Red Flemish bond brick with twentieth century pantile roof. Three storeys. T-shaped plan. Entrance front: being the cross-stroke of the T and of early eighteenth century date later refaced. Three bays. Central doorway with twentieth century chamfered quoin surround with twentieth century glazed door. Nineteenth century gabled porch supported on brackets over windows to either side of three by four panes with twentieth century tile sills and wedged heads with keystones. Three similar windows to first floor and similar windows to second floor of three by three panes. Driftway and outhouse to right (not of special interest). Rear has projecting two-storey wing to centre.

Interior: Chamfered beams to kitchen with sandstone plinth evident and probable remnants of baffle entry plan. More chamfered beams to sitting room and bar.