Hall Farmhouse With Granary Attached at East End

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MICKLEFIELD GREAT NORTH ROAD SE43SW LS26 (west side) 5/67 Hall Farmhouse, with 3.2.67 granary attached at east end (Formerly listed as Hall Farm at Old Micklesfield)

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Farmhouse, with attached granary. Mostly late C17, altered, but with an earlier element at the east end, and later granary attached to this. Squared magnesian limestone, roofs on 2 levels, of slate and pantiles, with brick chimneys. L- shaped as a whole: linear 3-cell house with continuous rear outshut making double- depth plan, incorporating at its right-hand end the earlier element which is of 3 structural bays on the same axis,with granary added at right angles to the front of the right-hand end of this. All 2 storeys; main range has moulded drip- courses to both floors, the lower stepped down in the 3rd bay and again over the doorway at the right-hand end; this doorway has a chamfered surround and rectangular lintel, otherwise all openings at ground floor are altered or inserted (two 4-pane sashes and a glazed door between them), but there is a blocked 2- light mullioned window immediately below the dripcourse in the centre (raised position sugesting former stairlight); 1st floor has 5 mullion-and-transom windows, the 1st of 6 lights and the others all crosswindows, and all with glazing bars. Extruded stone chimney stack at left gable, finished in brick, and 2 ridge chimneys. Roof swept over eaves. Rear of outshut has inter alia a large crosswindow with glazing bars. Portion to right, 2 lower storeys, has a glazed door at ground floor left, a Yorkshire sliding sash of 3 lights to the right, another of 2 lights at 1st floor, a doorway to the right of this approached by stone steps rising along the re-entrant wall of the granary. Rear of this part has a ground floor remains of blocked brick arches, and at 1st floor remains of a doorway. Interior: junction wall has a round-headed doorway with deep hollow-chamfered surround, opening into the earlier element; the ground floor of this part (now kitchen) has large beams on moulded stone corbels; the upper floor (approached externally) has 3 kingpost roof trusses (the lst with curved principals)and curved V-struts, and with concave braces to the ridge; a chimney stack has been inserted between the other 2 trusses, which have straight principals (possibly replacements). History earlier part may have been manorial courthouse with undercroft; Micklefield was the Sherburn in Elmet manor of the Archbishops of York.

Listing NGR: SE4400233727

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