Listed Building: THE CHURCH FARMHOUSE (285934)

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Grade II*
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Volume/Map/Item 285934
Date assigned 25 October 1951
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Description

TM 36 SW PARHAM THE STREET 4/162 The Church 25.10.51 Farmhouse - II* Farmhouse. Probably late C15, the central range raised and re- roofed late C17. Central range with cross wings at each end. Timber framed and plastered, plaintiled roof. 2 storeys, the central range with a now disused attic. Late C17/early C18 casement windows, mostly with square leaded panes; cross passage entry: doorway of same date with 4-panel bolection moulded door, hood on console brackets, broken ogee pediment with scrolled terminals; central range with rusticated surrounds to the windows and doorway and a heavy moulded modillion eaves cornice, broken over the windows. The right hand wing has a jettied first floor on carved buttress shafts and an oriel window with carved sill showing a dog and stag supporting a shield bearing the arms of the de Uffords, EarlS of Suffolk, with small figures of a man and dog to the extreme left and right. Internal stack to central range with moulded base and 4 grouped hexagonal flues; internal stack to right hand wing, rebuilt external stack to left hand wing. Fully panelled early C18 ground floor room with painted panels over the fireplace and one doorway; another room has C17 panelling with painted overmantel and a brick fireplace with 4-centre arch; further panelling in cross passage. Main staircase with twisted balusters; late C17 ornamental plaster ceiling to main first floor room with a running floral design on the main beams; several fine internal doors, 3 of which in the main first floor room have been painted to resemble tortoiseshell.CountrY Life 25.9.58 (pp.650-1). Listing NGR: TM3081160629

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Grid reference TM 3081 6062 (point)
Map sheet TM36SW

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Oct 24 2022 12:38PM

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