Building record 526/1 - Tanyard Farmhouse

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 423799 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farmhouse, mid seventeenth century, with rear extension circa 1800. Squared, tooled, coursed sandstone in large blocks, with rear and right wings of brick; grey slate roofs. Of two storeys and two windows with four-light recessed mullioned openings to lower storey; the slightly recessed upper storey (on weathered band) has three-light windows, that to the right with recessed mullions, that to the left flush mullions. three-light flush-mullioned window to upper storey in left end gable. Central chimney of brick, just behind ridge. Right wing, in English garden wall bond red-brown brickwork, projects slightly, with vernacular wood casements in end gable. Interior: Lobby entrance; stone inglenook with oak bressumer; one heavy chamfered oak beam; one oak broad-boarded door on old gudgeons.