Lady Eleanor's Cottage, Whittingehame

William Burn 1833. Single storey, picturesque gabled

cottage ornee. Stugged squared and snecked red

sandstone with droved borders to chamfered arrises and

dressings; base course. Windows mainly bipartite with

timber mullions.

S ELEVATION: asymmetrical 3-bay. Advanced gabled porch

at centre with curved corners to lintel of wide doorway;

armorial panel in apex; 2-leaf door. Gabled bay to left

with 4-light stone roof canted window. Gable-headed

bipartite window in projecting panel to outer right.

Recessed, lower eaved projection to E, with bipartite to S

return.

Plate glass sash and case windows with some modern

glazing inserted. Large grey slates. Decoratively coped

barley sugar stacks. Distinctive scrolled barge boarding

with kingposts and finials added 1839 to all gables.

BOUNDARY WALLS AND RAILINGS: rubble retaining walls with

semi-circular coping, ashlar coped by gate with

wrought-iron railings.