Outbuilding Adjoining West Of Number 5

OUNDLE NEW STREET TL 0488 (west side)

1/252 Outbuilding adjoining west of No. 5

GV II

Outbuilding, possibly former brewhouse, latterly also coach house and stable. Mid to late C17 with late c18 or early C19 alterations. Squared and coursed limestone with a Collyweston stone slate roof. Brick stack to rear. Three storeys. C17 four-light wooden ovolo-moulded mullioned windows to first and second floors with chamfered and stopped wooden lintels, both internally and externally. Windows formerly leaded and the second light from the left in each formerly an opening casement (see gudgeon pins). Some lights retain'vertical diamond-section wooden bars. First-floor doorway to left with chamfered wooden lintel, both internally and externally, and plank door with old strap hinges. Ground-floor doorway to right with chamfered wooden lintel and former coach house doorway to left, also with wooden lintel. Row of nesting boxes beneath eaves in front elevation. Left-hand gable end has late C18/early C19 first floor 3-light wooden window, ovolo moulded internally and formerly leaded, with wooden lintel. Second-floor 2-light wooden casement above, with mullion and stiles chamfered internally, probably also formerly leaded.

Interior: former stable to right with stalls and chamfered joists. First floor with old floorboards, 2 chamfered and stopped transverse beams and 2 fireplaces in rear wall. Three-bay roof has tie-beam and collar trusses with queen struts.

Listing NGR: TL0404688107