7 And 9, Hardley Road

TM 39 NE 6/2 5.9.60

CHEDGRAVE HARDLEY ROAD, North side Nos. 7 & 9; (formerly listed as Crossways Farmhouse)

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Farmhouse, now sub-divided. Dated 1669 in iron figures on east gable. Rendered timber frame between red brick gables. Steeply-pitched pantiled roof, black glazed pantiles on front elevation. Two storeys and attics. South facade of three windows, irregularly spaced: C20 2 and 3-light casements. One off-centre entrance door, C20. Shaped red brick return gables with T-shaped internal stacks. Western gable has initials RPS in iron letters. Ground floor, first floor and attic casements with blocked openings on ground and first floor levels. East gable has one attic and one ground floor casement, other openings blocked with rendered infill. Segmental heads to openings. Platbands at first floor level, returning on north and south walls, and at gable springing. Moulded brick eaves corbels. Later one-storey gabled extension at rear. E. Mercer "English Vernacular Houses", RCHM; HMSO 1975 p.130 plate 101.

Listing NGR: TM3619399445