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Title: Far Nook, Nook Lane, Old Town - CBC01348
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Title
Far Nook, Nook Lane, Old Town - CBC01348
Description
Grade II
House (unoccupied), early C17 stone encasing of earlier timber-framed building, large early C18 porch and contemporary added cell to east end of house. Large dressed stone, thin coursed rubble to additions, stone slate roof.
Three-room plan with direct entry. All are chamfered mullioned windows mostly lacking mullions. Four-light window to service end at lower level, three-light window over with lowered sill; six-light window to parlour with three-light window over to first floor. Porch has two-light window and doorway with segmental arch covering original doorway with broad chamfered surround; two-light flat faced mullioned window to first floor; three-light window with cavetto surround and mullions; doorway with monolithic jambs and heavy lintel; five-light window.
Rear has two windows of two lights; three-light window; six-light window with two king mullions to housebody; six-light flat faced mullioned window. Three stacks to ridge and one other.
Interior: housebody has segmental arched fireplace with cyma moulded surround and reeded spine beams and floor joists. Post and truss survive from earlier building with shortened king post and angle struts. Soffit of tie-beam has mortice holes for close studding.
NGR: SE 00640 27739
Historic England Listing No: 1265494
CMBC Ref: W 221
House (unoccupied), early C17 stone encasing of earlier timber-framed building, large early C18 porch and contemporary added cell to east end of house. Large dressed stone, thin coursed rubble to additions, stone slate roof.
Three-room plan with direct entry. All are chamfered mullioned windows mostly lacking mullions. Four-light window to service end at lower level, three-light window over with lowered sill; six-light window to parlour with three-light window over to first floor. Porch has two-light window and doorway with segmental arch covering original doorway with broad chamfered surround; two-light flat faced mullioned window to first floor; three-light window with cavetto surround and mullions; doorway with monolithic jambs and heavy lintel; five-light window.
Rear has two windows of two lights; three-light window; six-light window with two king mullions to housebody; six-light flat faced mullioned window. Three stacks to ridge and one other.
Interior: housebody has segmental arched fireplace with cyma moulded surround and reeded spine beams and floor joists. Post and truss survive from earlier building with shortened king post and angle struts. Soffit of tie-beam has mortice holes for close studding.
NGR: SE 00640 27739
Historic England Listing No: 1265494
CMBC Ref: W 221
Date
2021-08-11T12:18:26
Relation
Pennine Horizons Digital Archive
Identifier
CBC01348.tif
Collection
Citation
“Far Nook, Nook Lane, Old Town - CBC01348,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed April 27, 2024, https://penninehorizons.org/items/show/35275.
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