Church Town is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 11 May 1989. A C17 Cottage. 1 related planning application.

Church Town

WRENN ID
small-brass-swift
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cornwall
Country
England
Date first listed
11 May 1989
Type
Cottage
Source
Historic England listing

Description

LEZANT VILLAGE CENTRE SX 37 NW 5/50 Church Town - GV II

Cottage. Late C16, extended late C17 or early C17 with later additions and alterations. Roughcast cob and slate-stone; corrugated-iron roof, over thatch to left, part hipped to front and half-hipped to back of rear range. Basic L-plan comprising range aligned north-west to south-east possibly formerly extending further to north-west with late C17/early C18 addition at right-angles to rear on right. 2 storeys. North-west to south-east range has 20-paned_ glazing bar sash directly below eaves to left with C18 three-light multi-paned casement (L-hinges) below. C19 casement to right of 4-panel door (top panes glazed) under open hip-roofed porch to right of centre also has L-hinges. External end stack to left. Right return (mainly rear range) has small window directly below eaves to left. Right part has shallow lean-to with horned 16-paned glazing bar sash directly below eaves and Cl9 casement with L-hinges beneath. Half-glazed door under lean-to hood in angled break with main wall. Stepped external end stack with red brick top has dairy abutting. North side of rear rnage has 16-panel glazing bar sash directly below eaves and fixed-light window on ground floor. Interior: left ground-floor room of north-west to south-east range has chamfered joists. Rear range has short section of moulded plank and muntin screen in situ immediately to right of entrance. Formerly continued on same line with right- angled turn to north-west to south-east range, forming passage. Plank door with strap hinges at end of former passage leads to staircase. Ledged door leads to dairy. Left part of north-west to south-east range has collar truss roof in 2 bays, left truss a few feet from end wall, suggesting that range may formerly have continued to north-west. Purlins and straw thatch cover remain below raising of eaves. South-eastern part of range looks contemporary with rear range, which also has collar truss roof. Some renewal of timbers and raising of eaves c1940 when corrugated-iron replaced thatch.

Listing NGR: SX3387379129

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