BAGLAKE FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED WALL TO EAST FOR 26 METRES
Overview
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II*
List Entry Number: 1304834
Date first listed: 26-Jan-1956
Statutory Address: BAGLAKE FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED WALL TO EAST FOR 26 METRES, BAGLAKE FARM
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Location
Statutory Address: BAGLAKE FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED WALL TO EAST FOR 26 METRES, BAGLAKE FARM
The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Dorset
District: West Dorset (District Authority)
Parish: Long Bredy
National Grid Reference: SY 55570 90581
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History
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Details
SY 59 SE LONG BREDY BAGLAKE FARM
1/152 Baglake Farmhouse and
attached wall to east
26.1.56 for 26 metres
GV II*
Detached Farmhouse. C17 house, with south block totally refashioned in early C18
under ownership of William Light. Coursed, squared rubble-stone walls, with stone
dressings. Plain clay tile roof with gable ends. Stone gable-copings with scroll
kneelers. Brick stacks, C19 renewals, at gable-ends, and on ridge right of centre.
South block, with 3 parallel rear wings having C17 evidence. South elevation:
2 storeys with attics. 7 windows, sashes with thin glazing-bars in recessed frames.
Stone cills. Upper central window with a segmental head. East gable-wall has a
single rectangular light with a small plank door. Front door at centre, with
6 fielded-panels, C20. Rusticated concrete architrave, C20. Wooden canopy with
large scrolled brackets in C18 style. Rear wings: east wing with dentil brick
cornice, c.C18, on east side. The rear wall has 2 cross-transom mullion windows
with hollow chamfers, C17, possibly reset; metal casements with lozenge leaded
lights, C20. Central wing with same window type. West wing with brickwork of
c.1800. Interior: south block of 3 rooms' width with large central hall, flagged.
Ceiling-beams roughly adzed. Two front rooms with complete bolection-moulded and
fielded panelling. Integral alcove,, left of centre with shutters. Egg-and-dart
surround to fielded-panel over fireplace. Fielded-panel window shutters, to ground
and first floor rooms with window-seats. Attached boundary wall to east of house,
rubble-stone base and chalk cob wall with a thatch coping. Door into garden with a
plank and slatted door and wooden lintel over.
(RCHM Dorset I, p.41 (3). C. J. Bailey, The Bride Valley (1982), p.39.))
Listing NGR: SY5557090581
Legacy
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 105272
Legacy System: LBS
Sources
Books and journals
Inventory of Dorset, (1974), 41
Bailey, C J, The Bride Valley, (1982), 39
Legal
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
End of official listing