Cider House Immediately North Of Moseley Bank is a Grade II listed building in the Herefordshire, County of local planning authority area, England. First listed on 18 December 1991. Cider house.

Cider House Immediately North Of Moseley Bank

WRENN ID
last-sentry-owl
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Herefordshire, County of
Country
England
Date first listed
18 December 1991
Type
Cider house
Source
Historic England listing

Description

WHITBOURNE Immediately north of SO 75 NW Moseley Bank 10/10001 Cider House II

Ciderhouse. Circa late C17 or C18. Timber frame with plastered panels, partly weatherboarded. Corrugated iron sheet roof with gabled ends. Plan: Small rectangular plan building of 2-bays. The south west bay open to the roof, the north east bay has a loft. On the south east side and south west ends there are later outshuts. Exterior: The north east gable end has exposed timber framing in the gable and is weatherboarded below, casement windows. The roof on the south east side is carried down over the outshut. The south west gable end is weatherboarded and below there is exposed timber framing, a doorway with an old plank door and an outshut. Interior: The box-frame with heavy studs and wattle panels is exposed. The loft floor is carried on rough cross-beams and joists and has a partition in the central truss with queen posts; the principals crossed at the apex. The side purlins set on backs of principals and common rafters and ridgepiece intact. The cider mill under the loft and the cider press are intact.

Listing NGR: SO7226557313

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