Former Wagon House, 20M South-West Of Bramble Cottage

MATERIALS: constructed of random Hamstone rubble side walls with a hipped, combed wheat reed thatched roof. The windows and doors are of late-C20 date.

PLAN: rectangular on plan and of four bays.

EXTERIOR: the north and south side elevations lack any openings. The former open-ended west elevation, which was infilled in the late C20, has a stone rubble wall to the lower part with timber cladding above. The ground floor has a plain door and a casement window, and two further windows to the upper floor. The east end has also been infilled and is of a similar appearance to the opposing elevation, with a pair of garage doors and a single doorway to the ground floor and two casement windows above.

INTERIOR: a first floor has been introduced throughout the building with a modern stair leading to the upper floor. The four bay roof consists of pegged tie beam trusses with angled struts and a single tier of staggered purlins.