Listed Building record MDR24709 - No. 18 The Town, Little Eaton

No. 18 The Town, Little Eaton, a mid-18th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 34 SE 1/68 17.5.78 PARISH OF LITTLE EATON THE TOWN (West Side) No 18 (Church Farmhouse) GV II Farmhouse. Mid-C18. Coursed squared gritstone with gritstone dressings. Red brick. Plain tile roofs with brick ridge and gable stacks. Stone coped gables with plain kneelers. Two storeys. South elevation has in the centre a tall staircase window with flush square section surround and three transoms. The top and bottom lights are blocked. To the left is a C19 casement window under a stone lintel, with a C19 casement window above. To the right is a doorway with stone lintel and chamfered surround. C20 door and open wooden porch. C20 window to right with stone lintel. 2-light C18 window above with square section flush mullion and surround. Lower, C19 brick and stone range attached to south east. Ground floor has two C20 casements and a doorway with lean-to porch. One C19 casement above. Lower range of outbuildings attached to west has moulded eaves cornice. Ground floor has a cart entrance partly underbuilt, a doorway with stone lintel and a window with stone lintel. C19 casement above, raised in C20 with flat roofed dormer. East gable end of house, to road, has a 2-light square section flush mullion window to ground floor, first floor and attic. Inside is an C18 staircase around a square well, with wavy splat balusters. Listing NGR: SK3619941479.' (1)