Source/Archive record SCH8753 - Building Record - Level 2 Equivalent: Eaves Farmhouse, Cross Lane, Croft, Warrington

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Type Client Report
Title Building Record - Level 2 Equivalent: Eaves Farmhouse, Cross Lane, Croft, Warrington
Author/Originator
Report Number
Date/Year 2019
APAS Assession Year 2019-2020

Abstract/Summary

The equivalent of a level 2 building survey was produced in 2019 for Eaves Farmhouse, Cross Lane, Croft; the farmhouse was demolished in July 2019, photographs were taken before its demolition, but the report itself was compiled retrospectively. The farmhouse was neither nationally nor locally listed. It was a two bay, two storey, detached house, with a single pile pitched slate roof and flanking red brick chimneys, additionally it had a two storey rear extension. A red brick stable was situated to the north-west of the farmhouse. It is first depicted on the 1837 Southworth With Croft Tithe map and is thought to be of early to mid nineteenth century date.

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Description

Project Ref 5354A

Location

Cheshire Historic Environment Record Grey Lit Library

Referenced Monuments (1)

  • Site of Eaves Farmhouse, Cross Lane, Croft (Monument)

Referenced Events (1)

  • Building Record - Level 2 Equivalent: Eaves Farmhouse, Cross Lane, Croft, Warrington (Ref: Project Ref 5354A)

Record last edited

Sep 20 2019 11:46AM