Pendick Farmhouse

Pendick Farmhouse is a house dating to the mid-17th century, with the date 1667 inscribed on a plaster overmantel. It is constructed of rubble and has a double Roman tile roof. The house follows a through-passage plan and an L-shaped layout. It has two storeys and an attic. The front elevation has two windows to the left, featuring ovolo-moulded mullion casements; the ground floor window has four lights, the first floor three, and the attic two. Single windows are high in each gable. A one-storey, attic wing is located to the right, with a plank passage door under a cambered head. Rear elevations are similarly arranged, and gabled wing breaks forward which includes additional windows to the stairwell. The interior features ovolo-moulded and stopped beams, some chamfered and inglenooks with chamfered lintels. The kitchen inglenook contains a curing chamber. The roof structure is of an extended collar pattern.