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Listed Building: BLACKWALL FARMHOUSE (1109441)

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Grade II
Authority Historic England
Volume/Map/Item 75, 6, 32
Date assigned 20 October 1983
Date last amended

Description

Farmhouse. Early-mid-C17, with later alterations and additions, re-furbished late C20. Coursed squared gritstone with ashlar dressings, brick gable stacks and a plain blue tile roof covering. FRONT (south ) ELEVATION: 2 storeys and attics, 3 bays rising from a shallow chamfered plinth with a lower single bay range added at the west end. Principal doorway to left with moulded quoined surround and massive lintel bearing inscription W.G' (William Glossop). Plain plank door, and, above the doorway a drip moulding. To the right, 2 and 3-light window openings, formerly mullioned, but now with small-paned horizontal sliding sashes set within C17 surrounds with dripmould above. 3 first floor openings of similar pattern. Rear elevation with catslide roof over service lean-to, with 3-light chamfer mullioned window to west wall. 2 light windows to first floor and attic levels to both gables, with C17 surrounds and C20 small -paned windows. INTERIOR: Ground floor rooms with exposed spine beams and joists. Hearths remodelled in late C20 refurbishment. Main stair of unusual design, with polygonal finials to newel posts, and splat balusters to landing level, with a section of handrail bearing carved scroll patterning. HISTORY: An inventory of 1604 lists the goods of the first William Glossop, but does not contain references to rooms in the house he occupied. 2 wills of descendants named William Glossop are dated 1647 and 1675. Listing NGR: SK2580349382

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Location

Grid reference SK 25803 49382 (point)
Map sheet SK24NE
Civil Parish KIRK IRETON, DERBYSHIRE DALES, DERBYSHIRE

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Aug 6 2008 10:07AM

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