Worting Farm

In the entry for: 2/33 BASINGSTOKE OLD WORTING ROAD

Worting Farm

the item should be amended to read: WORTING ROAD

Worting Farm

SU 65 SW BASINGSTOKE OLD WORTING ROAD

2/33 Worting Farm

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C17, C18, early C19. A range of buildings on 4 sides of a square courtyard, the western range being of double width; minor breaks in the walling and roof levels indicate changes. It was formerly a coaching inn (the White Horse) and the carriageway entrance (block on the roadside wall) is open internally revealing timber framework. The residential part on the west side of the courtyard is of 2 storeys, with tiled roof, brick dentil eaves, irregular fenestration in brick walls (Flemish bond) the centre having 2 oval arches of rubbed bricks and stone keystones (one dated 1759), gabled slightly projecting south side (early C19) and windows of all periods, 2 old sashes; one arcade now blocked, the other ranges, of about the same height, have inserted wide doorways and a carriageway (through the east wing). Red tile roofing (gable, ½-hipped, full-hipped) and red brick walling, with some blue headers, banding. The roadside elevation (north) is raised in the centres (with a lead flat over) and becomes a pediment above the former carriageway entrance (now blocked); 1st floor band, rubbed flat arches, plinth. Sashes. Within there is some C17 panelling, C18 dado panelling and 6 panelled doors.

Listing NGR: SU6010451735