Double Gate Farmhouse
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Double Gate Farmhouse
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 31 Mar 2016
Double Gate Farmhouse dates from the seventeenth century. The house is Grade II listed. Historic England description House C17 altered in C19. Timber-framing and red brick with plain tile roofs. 2 storey and attic, originally probably L plan gabled to North and East, each range extended in C19 ridge stack on North wing with 4 clustered shafts. Timber-framing exposed on North front, main gable shows evidence of heightening. 4-light cross mullioned ground floor window, 3-light 1st floor casement and attic casement pair. Range adjoining to East has gabled C19 timber-framed stair turret and C19 timber open lean-to passage. 3-light 1st floor window. West side of North wing has C19 canted bay with tiled roof. West gable is brick with cambered head windows, some old brick, some C19. South side has large C19 gable with cambered head windows and brick faced wing to East with dormer, two 2-light 1st floor windows, a 4-light cambered head ground floor window and door in C19 timber porch. In C19 this was farm bailiff's house of Pull Court estate. Source: https://www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1178846
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Image Location
Latitude
52.005376
Longitude
-2.181324