Full Report for Listed Buildings
Summary Description of a Listed Buildings
Date of Designation
30/06/1992
Date of Amendment
30/06/1992
Name of Property
Weston Farmhouse, including outbuildings (formerly known as Lower Weston)
Location
Attractive setting on lower slopes of upper Lugg Valley, approached via lane from south side of B4356.
History
Possibly late C17 in origin, considerably enlarged and re-ordered in early C19.
Exterior
L-plan, the east wing being the later addition. Coursed rubble stone, slate roofs with deep eaves, rubble end stacks, that to the east wing projects and has a brick upper. Former main doorways to earlier range (at either end of cross passage?) now blocked; present main entrance of early C19 date set in northern corner, six flush-panelled door with overlight and open flat-roofed porch with two slender turned columns.
Harmonious window arrangement throughout of variously proportioned moulded timber frames with iron-framed casements and small-pane glazing, all under dressed stone flat arches and with stone cills.
Outbuilding: Attached former stable with loft; rubble stone, iron roof, boarded double doors, small-pane glazing.
Reason for designation
Included as a good example of a late vernacular farmhouse in an important and unspoilt landscape setting.
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