Long Cottage The Old Long House is a Grade II listed building in the Wiltshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 17 June 1977. Cottage.

Long Cottage The Old Long House

WRENN ID: lost-rotunda-gold
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Wiltshire
Country: England
Date first listed: 17 June 1977
Type: Cottage
Source: Historic England listing

Description

SU 09 SW ASHTON KEYNES PARK PLACE (east side)

10/67 Nos 28 and 28a (The Old Long House and Long Cottage) (formerly listed as Nos 27, 27A and 17.6.77 28 (The Long House). Flagstone wall to road in front of Nos 27, 27a & 28.

Two attached cottages. 1765. Coursed limestone rubble and stone slate roof. Two-storey and attic. Five window bays on first floor, 4 on ground floor. Panelled door. Windows are C19 timber casements. Four-pane sashes on gable end. Single storey forward extension to end of each cottage. Gable stacks and stack on party wall with datestone TMC 1765. C20 front range to Long Cottage, and two-storey forward entension to the Old Long House, originally a furze house, built by 1821 and had become Blacksmith's shop by 1858. Raised to 2 storeys in rat-trap bond in 1861 for a workshop. Openings towards road with lintels, now blocked. Initials on datestone are those of Richard Carter, who included a bakehouse within the building. (WILBR. B2696).

Listing NGR: SU0471594010

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