Horsham District Council
Listed building outline
| Reference | Name | Listed building | Geometry | Description | Notes | Organisation | Uprns | Entry date | Start date | End date |
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| R10045 | BARN AT LITTLE WESTBROOK BOGNOR ROAD WARNHAM | 1247233 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.375079 51.098603,-0.374934 51.098533,-0.374878 51.098575,-0.375046 51.098655,-0.375094 51.098610,-0.375079 51.098603))) | THRESHING BARN, LATER WORKSHOP. PROBABLY C15 OR EARLY C16 WITH SOME C20 ALTERATIONS. TIMBERFRAMED, CLAD IN WEATHERBOARDING WITH ROOF NOW CLAD IN C20 PANTILES. SEVERAL C20 METAL-FRAMED WINDOWS AND TWO GARAGE DOORS HAVE BEEN INSERTED INTO THE FRONT. FRAME OF VERY HEAVY SCANTLING WITH PRINCIPAL POSTS ON AVERAGE 10 X12 DEEP ARCHBRACING TO THREE TRUSSES. ROOF HAS FOUR CROWNPOSTS OF SQUARE SECTION. MEDIAEVAL RAFTERS WITH COLLAR MORTICES BUT NORTH EASTERNMOST BAY HAS COLLAR PURLIN CUT WITH SIDE PURLINS INSERTED TO A QUEEN STRUTTED COLLAR ON THE GABLE. ON SOUTHWEST GABLE STUD/STAVE MORTICING FOR PARTITIONS BELOW THE TIE AND MID-TIE ARE SET TOWARDS THE INNER FACE, SUGGESTING THE STRUCTURE CONTINUED TOWARDS THE WEST, POSSIBLE A SINGLE STOREY LEAN-TO WITH CATSLIDE ROOF. SOURCE: DR ANNABELLE HUGHES REPORT BARN AT LITTLE WESTBROOK, WARNHAM | 100061804951 | 2004-02-16 | 2000-11-22 | |||
| R10040 | PARK FARM PARK STREET SLINFOLD | 1389111 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.433104 51.069337,-0.433111 51.069405,-0.433166 51.069402,-0.433163 51.069384,-0.433252 51.069380,-0.433254 51.069397,-0.433320 51.069394,-0.433308 51.069287,-0.433245 51.069290,-0.433250 51.069330,-0.433104 51.069337))) | HOUSE, FORMER FARMHOUSE, CIRCA 1400 FORMER OPEN HALL OF FOUR BAYS WHICH PROBABLY HAD AN EARLY C16 SMOKE BAY BEFORE BEING CEILED OVER AND EXTERNAL CHIMNEYSTACK ADDED CIRCA 1650. 1960'S WING ADDED TO WEST AND SMALLER WING TO THE NORTH. ORIGINAL PART IS TIMBERFRAMED WITH PLASTERED INFILL TO UPPER FLOOR OF NORTH FRONT AND GROUND FLOOR ONLY OF SOUTH AND EAST FRONTS WHICH HAVE TILEHUNG FIRST FLOORS, EVERY FIFTH COURSE HAVING CURVED TILES. HALF-HIPPED ROOF WITH GABLETS, HUNG WITH HORSHAM STONE SLABS. TWO STOREYS; 3 WINDOWS. C20 CASEMENTS. NORTH SIDE HAS C17 CENTRAL LARGE EXTERNAL BRICK CHIMNEYSTACK, LEFT SIDE C20 SMALL ONE STOREY EXTENSION AND RIGHT SIDE PORCH. EAST FRONT GROUND FLOOR HAS MASSIVE CURVED BRACES. SOUTH FRONT HAS EARLY C19 SUSSEX BOND INFILL. TO WEST IS 1960'S OR 1970'S EXTENSION FORMING L-WING OF BRICK AND TILE HANGING WITH HIPPED TILED ROOF. INTERIOR: ENTRANCE HALL HAS STONE FLOOR AND C18 WINDER STAIRCASE. TIMBERFRAMED PARTITION BETWEEN HALL AND LIVING ROOM. LIVING ROOM EASTERN BAY HAS SQUARE CUT TIMBERS AND AXIAL BEAM HAS MID C17 STOP. ALSO SPINE BEAM WITH TWO AND HALF INCH CHAMFER AND FLOOR JOISTS WITH LAMBS TONGUE STOPS. BRICK FIREPLACE WITH WOODEN BRESSUMER AND CUPBOARD REBATED FOR SPICES OR SALTS. FIRST FLOOR HAS MASSIVE WINDBRACES AND WESTERN END WALL RETAINS WATTLE AND DAUB. WIDE OAK FLOORBOARDS. CENTRAL ROOM HAS SEVEN PANELS OF C16 OR C17 PARGETTING AND FIREPLACE WITH CAMBERED WOODEN BRESSUMER AND THREE ALCOVES ABOVE. THREE PLANK DOOR WITH PINTLE HINGES. QUEENSTRUT ROOF WITH WIDE FLAT COLLARS AND HEAVY PURLINS BETWEEN COLLARS AND RAFTERS. RAFTERS ARE REUSED, SOOTED AND MEDIAEVAL WITH CARPENTERS MARKS, NOT IN SEQUENCE. THE SOOT ENCRUSTATION ON A PARTITION SUGGESTS AN ENCLOSED SMOKE BAY AT ONE STAGE. 1960'S WING HAS C1900 JACOBEAN STYLE PANELLING THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN REUSED FROM A MASONIC HALL. SOURCE: DR ANNABELLE HUGHES UNPUBLISHED REPORT ON 'PARK FARM SLINFOLD' OF 1995. | 200004792144 | 2004-02-16 | 2000-10-26 | |||
| R10038 | EASTLANDS FARM ( BARN PART OF PLOT 1 ) EASTLANDS LANE COWFOLD | 1381153 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.266223 50.985507,-0.265952 50.985469,-0.265933 50.985520,-0.266203 50.985559,-0.266223 50.985507))) | HOUSE LATER CONVERTED INTO A BARN. CIRCA 1374 FOUR BAY OPEN HALL HOUSE WITH 2 BAY HALL, CONVERTED INTO A BARN c1585 EXTENDED BY ONE BAY TO THE WEST IN LATER C17 & WITH C18 LEAN-TO ADDED TO EAST. TIMBERFRAMED, CLAD IN WEATHERBOARDING BUT WITH EAST SIDE NOW COVERED IN CORRUGATED IRON. STEEPLY PITCHED ROOF WITH GABLET (FORMERLY SMOKE HOLE) TO EAST AND HALF-HIP TO WEST. CENTRAL CART ENTRANCE WITH DOUBLE DOORS. TOP OF WALL PLATE ABOVE NORTH CART DOORS RETAINS TRIANGULAR MULLION HOLES TO ORIGINAL HALL WINDOW. FRAME VISIBLE TO NORTH WITH MIDRAIL AND ARCHED BRACES. C18 LEAN-TO EAST ALSO TIMBERFRAMED, COVERED IN CORRUGATED IRON WITH C20 BRICK EAST WALL. INTERIOR: JOWLED UPRIGHT POSTS, MIDRAIL AND MOST CURVED TENSION BRACES SURVIVE. EASTERN BAY HAS TRIANGULAR MULLIONED WINDOW SURVIVING TO NORTH AND HOLES TO SOUTH. EAST END HAS PASSING BRACES AND GROUND FLOOR TRIANGULAR MULLION HOLES. FURTHER MULLION HOLES IN WESTERN BAY OF HALL HOUSE. ROOF HAS THREE CROWNPOSTS OF SQUARE SECTION, THE CENTRAL ONE TO OPEN HALL HAVING FOUR HEADBRACES TO COLLAR BEAM, THE OTHERS HAVING TWO HEAD BRACES TO COLLAR BEAM AND EASTERNMOST CROWNPOST RETAINS ONE OF ORIGINAL PAIR OF DOWNBRACES. ORIGINAL RAFTERS TO THREE EASTERNMOST BAY WITH TWO RAFTERS REMAINING TO WESTERNMOST BAY. MANY ARE SOOT-STAINED. C17 WESTERN BAY HAS ANGLED QUEEN STRUTS AND THROUGH PURLINS. OPEN TRUSS TO FORMER OPEN HALL HAS ARCH BRACES RISING TO THE TIE, A MOULDED FILLET BETWEEN THE BRACES ON THE UNDERSIDE OF THE TIE AND A MOULDED 'PILASTER' DOWN THE FRONT. ORIGINAL FLOORS TO END BAYS OF HALL HOUSES NO LONGER PRESENT. EAST END HAS 6 C19 GRAIN BINS INSERTED WITH REUSED LATE C18 6-PANELLED DOORS. WEST END HAS C20 FLOOR INSERTED. SOURCE: UNPUBLISHED REPORT 'EASTLANDS COWFOLD' BY ANNABELLE F HUGHES 1999. | 200004794780 | 2004-02-16 | 2000-08-31 | |||
| R10014A | KEEPERS MEAD SHERMANBURY ROAD WEST GRINSTEAD | 1354279 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.293601 50.965586,-0.293682 50.965575,-0.293637 50.965443,-0.293566 50.965452,-0.293491 50.965415,-0.293494 50.965447,-0.293518 50.965459,-0.293502 50.965461,-0.293518 50.965508,-0.293572 50.965501,-0.293601 50.965586))) | HOUSE. c1620, REFRONTED IN 19TH CENTURY AND EXTENDED BY 2 BAYS IN MATCHING STYLE IN LATE 20TH CENTURY, ORIGINAL PART TIMBER FRAMED, REFRONTED IN RENDER TO GROUND FLOOR WITH SOME FRAMING VISIBLE ON THE REAR ELEVATION AND TILE HUNG ABOVE WITH ALTERNATE SERIES OF COURSES OF PLAIN AND CURVED TILES. RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION IS OF SANDSTONE BLOCKS. RENEWED TILED ROOF WITH RED BRICK CHIMNEY STACK AND 2 LATER BRICK CHIMNEY STACKS. 2 STOREYS 2 WINDOWS TO ORIGINAL PART. 1ST FLOOR WINDOWS ARE GABLED DORMERS WITH 20TH CENTURY CASEMENTS. GROUND FLOOR WINDOWS ALSO 20TH CENTURY CASEMENT WITH 4-LIGHT BAY TO RIGHT SIDE. 20TH CENTURY GABLED WEATHER PORCH. DATE OF 1620 REPORTED ON BACK OF DINING ROOM INGLENOOK FIREPLACE. DINING ROOM ALSO HAS 1 1/2 INCH CHANFORD SPINE BEAM WITH LAMBS TONGUE STOPS AND FLOOR JOISTS WITH RUN OUT STOPS. REAR WALL HAS BOX- FRAME WITH MIDRAIL. LOUNGE HAS SIMILAR SPINE BEAM AND FLOW JOISTS AND A MOULDED BRACKET BENEATH THE SPINE BEAM. 1ST FLOOR HAS JOWLED POSTS MIDRAIL AND SERIES OF CARPENTERS MARKS. ROOF HAS QUEEN POST ROOF WITH THROUGH PURLINS AND ORIGINAL RAFTERS. IT RETAINS ORIGINAL WATTLE AND DAUB AND EARLY BRICK WORK TO THE TOP OF THE CHIMNEY STACK. | 200004787701 | 2004-02-16 | 1990-09-25 | |||
| R231 | PETERS COTTAGE ORLTONS LANE RUSPER | 1180434 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.258742 51.132076,-0.258629 51.132088,-0.258634 51.132108,-0.258522 51.132121,-0.258518 51.132109,-0.258431 51.132120,-0.258447 51.132174,-0.258762 51.132135,-0.258742 51.132076))) | Restored C17 or earlier timber-framed building with red brick infilling, south front refaced in brick and tile-hanging. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Two windows. Modern addition at east end. | 100061817732 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R245 | LIPSCOMBE COTTAGE FRIDAY STREET RUSPER | 1026944 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.304836 51.124336,-0.304928 51.124337,-0.304930 51.124292,-0.304902 51.124291,-0.304902 51.124304,-0.304837 51.124302,-0.304836 51.124336))) | Small C17 timber-framed cottage with red brick infilling, now derelict. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. One window. | 200004785924 | 2004-02-16 | 1972-11-10 | |||
| C780 | PARK HILL HOUSE(WAS PARK FARMHOUSE) PETWORTH ROAD PULBOROUGH | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.522756 50.958819,-0.522470 50.958823,-0.522481 50.958941,-0.522590 50.958937,-0.522586 50.958894,-0.522629 50.958892,-0.522626 50.958865,-0.522674 50.958863,-0.522688 50.958926,-0.522753 50.958923,-0.522750 50.958890,-0.522763 50.958889,-0.522756 50.958819))) | L-shaped C17 or earlier timber-framed building with the timbering & red brick infilling exposed in north wall but refronted on east with stucco. Hipped tiled roof. Sash windows with glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hood over. Two storeys. Three windows. | 100062196334 | 2004-02-16 | 1955-03-15 | ||||
| R564 | MARGARETS COTTAGES NOS 1 TO 6 STATION ROAD COWFOLD | 1027093 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.273582 50.990520,-0.273585 50.990450,-0.273324 50.990447,-0.273323 50.990482,-0.273287 50.990482,-0.273286 50.990518,-0.273582 50.990520))) | Six almshouses. Late C17 building, restored in 1929. Red brick and grey headers. Stringcourse. Tiled roof. Casement windows, some with diamond- shaped panes. Two storeys and attic. Six windows. Four dormers. | 100062195005,100062195004,100062195006,100062195008,100062195003,100062195007 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R565 | NOS 6 AND 7 STATION ROAD COWFOLD | 1354122 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.273686 50.990507,-0.273685 50.990534,-0.273714 50.990535,-0.273718 50.990451,-0.273585 50.990450,-0.273584 50.990505,-0.273686 50.990507))) | Formerly 3 cottages. Early C19. Two storeys and attic. Three windows. Large gabled dormer of 2 windows. Stuccoed. No.5 tiled roof, No.6 slate roof. Glazing bars intact. | 100062194996,100062194995,200002897587 | 2004-02-16 | 1982-01-28 | |||
| R566 | THE POST MASTERS HOUSE STATION ROAD COWFOLD | 1193241 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.273763 50.990506,-0.273762 50.990532,-0.273897 50.990542,-0.273899 50.990508,-0.273936 50.990508,-0.273935 50.990536,-0.273979 50.990536,-0.273982 50.990453,-0.273718 50.990451,-0.273716 50.990505,-0.273763 50.990506))) | Formerly 2 cottages. C17 timber-framed building. Two storeys. Three windows. The east section has red brick infilling on ground floor and is faced with weather-boarding above. The west section is of higher elevation and wholly red brick, either a later addition or refaced. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Doorway with pediment-shaped hood. | 100062194997 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R595A | BARN TO NORTH OF CAPONS FARM HOUSE STATION ROAD COWFOLD | 1027051 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.283270 50.991693,-0.283570 50.991669,-0.283563 50.991630,-0.283425 50.991642,-0.283410 50.991652,-0.283272 50.991657,-0.283270 50.991693))) | Probably C14 timber-framed building now faced with weather-boarding. Hipped tiled roof, with arched braces inside. | 100061822216 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R301 | OLD POST COTTAGES NOS 2 AND 3 BILLINGSHURST ROAD BROADBRIDGE HEATH | 1027054 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.359702 51.071001,-0.359678 51.070944,-0.359539 51.070968,-0.359566 51.071025,-0.359702 51.071001))) | No.1 Old Post Cottages is part of the same L-shaped block but is in Wickhurst Lane. (qv). Early C19. Two storeys. Five windows. Ground floor stuccoed, above faced with weather-boarding. Tiled roof. Casement windows. | 100062477303,100062477302 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R306A | GATES GATE PIERS STONE WALL AT ST JOHNS COLLEGE BRIGHTON ROAD COOLHURST | 1027056 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.300264 51.052738,-0.300567 51.052619,-0.300555 51.052610,-0.300563 51.052594,-0.300543 51.052562,-0.300483 51.052494,-0.300244 51.052687,-0.300152 51.052737,-0.300231 51.052831,-0.300358 51.052798,-0.300525 51.052767,-0.300595 51.052787,-0.300674 51.052787,-0.300745 51.052764,-0.300788 51.052729,-0.300653 51.052659,-0.300597 51.052642,-0.300263 51.052775,-0.300240 51.052749,-0.300264 51.052738))) | C17 and probably designed by P.F. Robinson. It originally adjoined a Lodge. Carriage gateway with wrought iron gates flanked by panelled stone piers surmounted by handstone termonals above the cornice consisting of 4 dolphins with a shell between them holding up a ball cap. Two round-headed pedestrian arches at an angle to this with imposts, keystones and cornices over. Stone wall at each side also at an angle. | 200001862589,200002897502,200002897505,200002897506,200004787707 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R305 | NO 1 2 3 RETREAT COTTAGES CHURCH LANE BROADBRIDGE HEATH | 1354142 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.360731 51.070620,-0.360742 51.070605,-0.360678 51.070588,-0.360624 51.070671,-0.360791 51.070715,-0.360846 51.070631,-0.360814 51.070624,-0.360821 51.070611,-0.360797 51.070606,-0.360790 51.070617,-0.360773 51.070612,-0.360762 51.070627,-0.360731 51.070620))) | Early C19. Two storeys. Four windows. Red brick. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. | 100062192506,100062192505,100062192504 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R327 | VICARAGE COTTAGE CHURCH LANE SOUTHWATER | 1027059 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.359217 51.025429,-0.359039 51.025377,-0.359009 51.025418,-0.359187 51.025470,-0.359217 51.025429))) | C17 timber-framed cottage, very much restored and enlarged. Two storeys. Four windows. Modern red brick infilling. Tiled roof. Modern casement windows. Modern gabled projection in centre. One old bay window projecting on brackets to east of this. Chimney breast on east wall faced with rough- cast. Modern addition at west end. | 100061806606 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R252 | 42 NEWELLS COTTAGES BRIGHTON ROAD LOWER BEEDING | 1354181 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.272003 51.029781,-0.271960 51.029767,-0.271931 51.029804,-0.271784 51.029755,-0.271815 51.029719,-0.271777 51.029706,-0.271707 51.029790,-0.271931 51.029865,-0.272003 51.029781))) | Formerly 2 cottages. Circa 1850. Two storeys. Four windows. Ashlar. Tiled roof. Casement windows with stone mullions and transoms. Gable in centre. Two doorways with flat hoods over. | 100062673031,100062192268,100062192265 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R261A | ROFFEY PARK COLGATE LOWER BEEDING | 1240062 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.270228 51.083492,-0.270577 51.083351,-0.270653 51.083425,-0.270899 51.083327,-0.270982 51.083408,-0.271188 51.083325,-0.271119 51.083256,-0.271064 51.083279,-0.271050 51.083265,-0.271004 51.083284,-0.271018 51.083297,-0.270948 51.083326,-0.270889 51.083266,-0.270874 51.083273,-0.270836 51.083238,-0.270818 51.083244,-0.270762 51.083189,-0.270779 51.083182,-0.270748 51.083150,-0.270730 51.083157,-0.270715 51.083143,-0.270496 51.083231,-0.270474 51.083211,-0.270390 51.083244,-0.270371 51.083225,-0.270174 51.083305,-0.270160 51.083290,-0.270096 51.083317,-0.270118 51.083341,-0.270047 51.083372,-0.270093 51.083418,-0.270109 51.083412,-0.270166 51.083469,-0.270192 51.083458,-0.270228 51.083492))) | COUNTRY HOUSE. C1870. HORSHAM STONE COURSED RUBBLE WITH ASHLAR DETAILS AND TIMBER FRAME WITH IN FILL PANELS PAINTED WHITE. STONE TILE AND PLAIN TILE ROOF WITH DECORATIVE RIDGE TILES, SOME TILE HUNG WALLS AND GFABLES. TALL BRICK STACKS WITH MOULDED SHAFTS AND CORNICES. DECORATIVE TIMBER BARGEBOARDS TO GABLES AND DORMERS. TWO STOREYS AND ATTIC WITH SINGLE STOREY WING TO NORTH WEST LINKED TO SINGLE STOREY ENTRANCE CORRIDOR ON THE MAIN (NORTH) FRONT. A LARGE, IMPOSING HOUSE; STONE ON THE GROUND FLOOR, TIMBER FRAME TO FIRST FLOOR AND ATTIC OF THE MAIN BLOCK. GABLES AND DORMERS TO ALL SIDES, DECORATIVE BRACES IN MANY OF THE TIMBER FRAME PANELS, THE LARGER GABLES ARE JETTIED ON BRACKETS. BAY WINDOWS ON THE GARDEN AND WEST FRONT. STONE FRAMED GROUND FLOOR WINDOWS, 3,4 OR 5 LIGHTS WITH MULLIONS AND UPPER TRANSOM. SIMILAR PATTERN OF WINDOWS ON FIRST FLOOR TIMBER FRAMED WITH CASEMENTS. CENTRAL ENTRANCE DOORWAY IN MOULDED STONE ARCH UNDER GABLE HEADS TO LATERAL GROUND FLOOR ACCESS CORRIDOR WITH STONE MULLIONED WINDOWS TO EITHER SIDE. PANELLED DOUBLE DOORS WITH GLAZED FANLIGHT OF SQUARE PANES ABOVE SLIGHTLY ARCHED TRANSOM. GABLED SERVICE WING WITH TILE HUNG FIRST FLOOR TO LEFT OF THE MAIN BLOCK. ON THE RIGHT ACCESS, THE FRONT CORRIDOR LEADS TO A SINGLE STOREY STONE BLOCK WITH HIPPED ROOF AND A LARGE MULLIONED AND TRANSOMED 5-LIGHT BAY WINDOW ON THE SOUTH SIDE. INTERNALLY LINENFOLD PANELLING AND ORNATE PLASTER AND WOOD CEILINGS TO THE PRINCIPAL ROOMS. PEVSNER, SUSSEX p313 | 200004787009,200004786361,100062477936,100062477935,200004786366,100062477930,100062477934,100062477933,100062477932,100062477937,200004786369,200004786368,200004786367,200004786365,200004786364,200004786363,200004786362,200004786360,200004786359,200004786447 | 2004-02-16 | 1986-12-09 | |||
| R258 | ST LEONARDS SUNOAK ROAD(OFF) LOWER BEEDING | 1354200 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.287463 51.066024,-0.287489 51.066030,-0.287584 51.065834,-0.287725 51.065512,-0.287706 51.065495,-0.287679 51.065491,-0.287653 51.065500,-0.287521 51.065477,-0.287499 51.065525,-0.287480 51.065522,-0.287458 51.065570,-0.287478 51.065573,-0.287456 51.065621,-0.287518 51.065631,-0.287512 51.065647,-0.287501 51.065645,-0.287435 51.065806,-0.287505 51.065819,-0.287405 51.066013,-0.287463 51.066024))) | Fine square early C19 mansion with an L wing to the north. Stone tiled roof. The east front has a high centre portion of 3 storeys and 3 windows with a cornice over and pediment containing a round window flanked by swags. Behind the pediment is a circular dome with an iron railing round it. Windows in moulded architrave surrounds with glazing bars intact. On each side of the centre portion is a section of 2 storeys and one window each with wide eaves cornice and hipped roof. Very wide square portico forming a porte cochere the whole width of the centre portion of the house with a coupled square and round column at each corner and balustrade over forming a balcony. The north and south fronts have a similar centre portion to the east front but only the width of one window with a gable over. The north wing has 2 storeys and 5 windows. | 200004788623,200004788538,200004788621,200004788622,200004788654,200004788635,200004788624,200004788625,200004796366 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R10004 | PICTS COTTAGE PICTS LANE COWFOLD | 1261161 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.261774 51.001062,-0.261821 51.001024,-0.261838 51.001032,-0.261885 51.000994,-0.261914 51.000970,-0.261896 51.000962,-0.261972 51.000900,-0.261909 51.000870,-0.261833 51.000931,-0.261815 51.000922,-0.261712 51.001007,-0.261720 51.001011,-0.261701 51.001026,-0.261774 51.001062))) | TWO HOUSES, EARLY C16 OR EARLIER. TIMBERFRAMED, REFRONTED IN LATER C19 IN FLEMISH BOND BRICKWORK TO GROUND FLOOR OF RED BRICK AND BLACK HEADERS. TILE HUNG FIRST FLOOR. TILED ROOF WITH OFF CENTRAL LATE C16 RIBBED BRICK CHIMNEY-STACK AND GABLET TO LEFT SIDE. 2 STOREYS; 6 WINDOWS. LATE C19 LEADED LIGHT CASEMENTS IN WOODEN SURROUNDS INCLUDING 2 PROJECTING GABLES, TWO C20 HALF- GLAZED DOORS WITH FLAT HOOD ON BRACKETS. C20 LEAN-TO ADDITIONS TO SIDE. LEFT SIDE COTTAGE HAS DINING ROOM WITH AXIAL BEAM WITH 3 INCH CHAMFER AND LAMBS TONGUE STOPS. BEAM OVER FIREPLACE HAS LAMBS TONGUE STOP. BREAD OVEN AND 2 SHELVES. FIRST FLOOR HAS GUNSTOCK JOWLED POSTS AND RUSHLIGHT MARKS AND BASE OF CROWNPOST VISIBLE. OTHER COTTAGE HAS OPEN FIREPLACE. REST OF HOUSE NOT INSPECTED. ORIGINAL ROOF THROUGHOUT IS CROWN POST WITH COLLARS AND COLLAR PURLIN. CHIMNEY BAY HAS SOME VISIBLE WALL-FRAMING TO THE NORTH OF THE CHIMNEY AT FIRST FLOOR WHICH MIGHT INDICATE AN EARLIER SMOKE BAY. THE THREE BAYS TO THE LEFT OF THE INSERTED CHIMNEYSTACKS HAVE CLEAR ROOF TIMBERS BUT THE TWO BAYS TO THE RIGHT OF THE CHIMNEYSTACKS ARE SOOTED. (SEE 1991 REPORT ON PICTS FARM, COWFOLD BY DR. ANNABELLE F. PALMER) | 100062480325 | 2004-02-16 | 1992-08-05 | |||
| R162A | Barn At The Old Manor, Knob Hill, Warnham | 1181415 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.346905 51.094591,-0.346883 51.094638,-0.347084 51.094675,-0.347111 51.094621,-0.346908 51.094584,-0.346905 51.094591))) | C18. Faced with weather-boarding. Hipped slate roof. | 100061814311 | 2025-08-12 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R159 | 37 39 FRIDAY STREET (SOUTH SIDE) WARNHAM | 1181361 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.353356 51.088973,-0.353465 51.088990,-0.353482 51.088951,-0.353465 51.088948,-0.353484 51.088902,-0.353385 51.088885,-0.353377 51.088906,-0.353384 51.088907,-0.353356 51.088973))) | Early C19. Two storeys. Two windows. Painted brick. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Included for group value. | 100061810763,100061810761 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R370 | CHURCHGATE AND CHURCHGATE COTTAGE EAST STREET (SOUTH SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1027130 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.450479 51.022669,-0.450480 51.022616,-0.450570 51.022610,-0.450570 51.022594,-0.450603 51.022594,-0.450603 51.022554,-0.450319 51.022555,-0.450320 51.022616,-0.450199 51.022617,-0.450203 51.022670,-0.450479 51.022669))) | L-shaped block. East wing probably C17. Now faced with painted brick on ground floor and with fishscale tiles above. Casement windows. South-west wing C18. Red brick and grey headers alternately. Modillion eaves cornice. Sash windows with glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hood and door of 6 fielded panels. Hipped tiled roofs to both parts. Two storeys. Three windows to each wing. | 100061799243,100061799275,100061799245 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R10011 | THRESHING BARN A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1240179 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.337029 50.989536,-0.336967 50.989537,-0.336962 50.989521,-0.336630 50.989524,-0.336635 50.989582,-0.337025 50.989577,-0.337029 50.989536))) | FORMER THRESHING BARN. C17. TIMBER-FRAMED STRUCTURE ON BRICK PLINTH, NOW CONCRETED. CLAD IN WEATHERBOARDING. HALF-HIPPED SLATE ROOF. 6 BAYS. SOME GUNSTOCK JOWLED POSTS, SOME WITH CUT PROFILE. STAGGERED MIDRAIL AND CURVED TENSION BRACES. THE END 2 BAYS APPEAR TO BE EARLIER THAN THE OTHER 4, AS THEY HAVE A BASE OF STONE RUBBLE RATHER THAN BRICK. EAST END WALL IS C19 ABOVE MID- RAIL. WEST END WALL HAS 2 CURVED BRACES AND MIDRAIL BUT MUCH OF THE INFILL IS LATER. ROOF HAS STAGGERED PURLINS, ANGLED QUEEN POSTS AND PEGGED RAFTERS. | 200004792720,200004793376 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10014 | STABLES PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1354298 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.337030 50.989527,-0.337025 50.989569,-0.337149 50.989575,-0.337148 50.989677,-0.337215 50.989677,-0.337216 50.989536,-0.337030 50.989527))) | STABLING. EARLY C20. L-SHAPED RANGE. BUILT OF BRICK RENDERED WITH TILED ROOF. 8 STABLE DOORS AND ADJOINING WINDOWS. CERAMIC MANGERS TO INTERIORS. | 200004792719 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10016 | CENTRAL STALLION HOUSE PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1026823 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.335882 50.989613,-0.335966 50.989610,-0.335962 50.989562,-0.335877 50.989565,-0.335882 50.989613))) | STALLION HOUSE. EARLY C20. BUILT OF BRICK RENDERED ON SANDSTONE BASE WITH HIPPED TILED ROOF WITH LOUVRED GABLETS AND CENTRAL LOUVRED LANTERN. HIPPED DORMER AND STABLE DOOR IN NORTH FRONT. CORNERS ROUNDED TOWARDS BASE. ONE OF A SERIES OF 3 STALLION HOUSES. | 200004792724 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10018 | OFFICE BUILDING PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1240199 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.336873 50.989932,-0.336869 50.989887,-0.336801 50.989889,-0.336800 50.989883,-0.336658 50.989895,-0.336662 50.989940,-0.336730 50.989937,-0.336731 50.989944,-0.336873 50.989932))) | OFFICE, FORMERLY TACK ROOM, FEED ROOM AND STORE. EARLY C20. BRICK RENDERED OVER ON SANDSTONE BASE WITH PANTILED ROOFS. SYMMETRICAL COMPOSITIONS WITH TWO STOREY CENTRAL PORTION WITH DORMER, 2 SMALL CASEMENTS AND CENTRAL ROUND- HEADED DOORCASE, FLANKED BY SET BACK 1 STOREY WINGS WITH LOUVRED GABLETS AND CASEMENTS. | 200004792714 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10019 | STABLES PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1354299 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.337228 50.990233,-0.337203 50.989980,-0.337136 50.989983,-0.337156 50.990194,-0.336830 50.990205,-0.336810 50.990001,-0.336740 50.990004,-0.336760 50.990207,-0.336434 50.990223,-0.336414 50.990011,-0.336345 50.990013,-0.336368 50.990267,-0.337228 50.990233))) | STABLING. EARLY C20. E-SHAPED PLAN. BRICK, RENDERED ON SANDSTONE BASE WITH PANTILED ROOFS. STABLE DOORS FLANKED BY LOUVRED CASEMENTS. | 200004792710,200004792709,200004792711,200004792708,200004792707 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10020 | BLACKSMITHS FORGE PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1240200 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.337394 50.990218,-0.337313 50.990218,-0.337313 50.990266,-0.337395 50.990265,-0.337394 50.990218))) | LODGE. EARLY C20. BRICK RENDERED ON SANDSTONE BASE. HIPPED TILED ROOF. 1 SLIDING CASEMENT AND CAMBERED DOORCASE. | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | ||||
| R10021 | STABLES PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1026824 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.336470 50.989545,-0.336308 50.989551,-0.336312 50.989592,-0.336635 50.989581,-0.336631 50.989539,-0.336470 50.989545))) | STABLING. EARLY C20. BRICK RENDERED WITH HALF-HIPPED TILED ROOF. 6 STABLE DOORS AND ADJOINING WINDOWS. CERAMIC MANGERS TO INTERIORS. | 200004792722,200004792721 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R10022 | STABLES PARK FARM A272 WEST GRINSTEAD | 1240201 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.337178 50.989746,-0.337175 50.989705,-0.336785 50.989719,-0.336784 50.989711,-0.336709 50.989714,-0.336709 50.989722,-0.336321 50.989736,-0.336325 50.989777,-0.336713 50.989763,-0.336714 50.989771,-0.336789 50.989768,-0.336788 50.989760,-0.337178 50.989746))) | STABLING. EARLY C20. PICTURESQUE COMPOSITION WITH CENTRAL CLOCK TOWER. TWO STOREYS BRICK RENDERED ON SANDSTONE PLINTH WITH HIPPED TILED ROOF. CENTRAL CLOCK TOWER OF 2 STOREYS SURMOUNTED BY 4 CLOCK FACES AND IRON WEATHERVANE WITH HORSE DECORATION. ROUND-HEADED WINDOW TO FIRST FLOOR AND ROUND-HEADED DOOR TO GROUND FLOOR TO PREVENT HORSES BEING INJURED BY SHARP CORNERS. WINGS ARE SET BACK OF 1 STOREY AND ATTICS. 4 EYEBROW DORMERS WITH 5-LIGHT CASEMENTS. 6 STABLES TO EACH SIDE WITH STABLE DOORS, WOODEN LOUVRED CASEMENTS AND LARGER STABLE ON EACH SIDE FOR BROOD MARES. NORTH ELEVATION IS PLAINER WITH PIVOTING CASEMENTS TO GROUND FLOOR. | 200004792715,200004792717,200004792927,200004792716,200004792718 | 2004-02-16 | 1993-04-05 | |||
| R521 | NOS 1 TO 6 MINISTERS COTTAGES LITTLEWORTH LANE WEST GRINSTEAD | 1354249 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.303013 50.971271,-0.303036 50.971276,-0.303101 50.971163,-0.303075 50.971156,-0.303088 50.971136,-0.303113 50.971142,-0.303130 50.971115,-0.303121 50.971113,-0.303144 50.971075,-0.303113 50.971069,-0.303130 50.971040,-0.303164 50.971049,-0.303184 50.971012,-0.303159 50.971007,-0.303177 50.970975,-0.303106 50.970958,-0.302923 50.971275,-0.302999 50.971293,-0.303013 50.971271))) | No.2 also called Old Minster Cottage, No.6 also called Well Cottage. The centre portion of this block (Nos. 2-4) is probably C17, refaced with red brick. Slate and tiled roofs. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows. No.6 is an C18 addition which is stuccoed. Tiled roof. Casement windows.Two storeys. Two windows. No.1 is early C19. Stuccoed. Slate roof. Sash windows with glazing bars. Two storeys. Two windows. No.5 included for group value. One storey. Two windows. Red brick. Tiled roof. | 100062480259,100061815160,100062193773,100062480151 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R519 | MEMORIAL CROSS NEEDS HILL WEST GRINSTEAD | 1181794 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.315348 50.972948,-0.315422 50.972920,-0.315321 50.972846,-0.315231 50.972883,-0.315314 50.972928,-0.315348 50.972948))) | Stone Maltese cross erected in memory of W.H.W.R. Burrell, second son of Sir Walter Burrell, Baronet, of Knepp Castle, who was killed in an accident on this spot on 19 July 1883, aged 26. | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | ||||
| R514 | NO 47 LODGE COTTAGE PARK LANE WEST GRINSTEAD | 1026839 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.323870 50.979657,-0.323895 50.979619,-0.323938 50.979630,-0.323985 50.979560,-0.323942 50.979548,-0.323963 50.979516,-0.323874 50.979493,-0.323834 50.979556,-0.323852 50.979561,-0.323741 50.979730,-0.323829 50.979754,-0.323890 50.979663,-0.323870 50.979657))) | No.47 is a C17 or earlier timber-framed cottage with plaster infilling, ground floor rebuilt in red brick. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Lodge Cottage is C18. Ground floor red brick, above tile-hung. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys and 3 windows to the whole. | 100062194516,100061817908 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R560A | GRANARY AT PEPPER HOUSE PEPPER LANE WEST GRINSTEAD | 1026842 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.336382 50.930331,-0.336402 50.930220,-0.336335 50.930215,-0.336315 50.930327,-0.336382 50.930331))) | (FORMERLY LISTED AS GRANARY TO SOUTH-WEST OF PEPPERS FARMHOUSE) This former Granary, which is disused, stands to the south-west of Pepper House. C17 timber-framed building with red brick infilling. Half-hipped roof of Horsham slabs. Owl windows at first floor level on east and west sides. | 200004786048 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R561 | KEEPERS MEAD SHERMANBURY ROAD WEST GRINSTEAD | 1354270 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.336097 50.930757,-0.336457 50.930783,-0.336506 50.930613,-0.336409 50.930604,-0.336372 50.930739,-0.336104 50.930719,-0.336097 50.930757))) | Barn C16 origin altered mid to late C18. Timber-framed barn of 5 bays with aisle to south. Exterior clad in weatherboarding on red brick plinth. Steeply pitched hipped old tiled roof hipped to east and half hipped to west. Central cart doors to north side and 4 fixed wooden casements. South side has cemented plinth 2 wooden casements and 2 small doors. East side has 2 fixed 6 pane casements. The end bay to the west has late C16 jowled posts, inter- mediate post, mid rail and curved tension braces. A C19 vertical plank partition separates this from the rest, the other 4 bays have some C16 jowled posts, some C18 posts with cut profile and some with almost no jowl. Angled queen strut roof with through purlins and no ridge-piece. Wall frame has mid rail and diagonal tension braces. Floor inserted in 4th bay in C19. Aisle has 2 diagonal braces supporting each tie beam. Many upright posts are re-used and the aisle posts are on brick padstones. Aisle has C19 partitions and softwood wall frame. Re-used timbers have been used for purlins and rafters. | 200004786049 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| C601 | Kings Lane Cottages 1-2 Kings Lane Coldwaltham | 1027421 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.540989 50.942260,-0.541073 50.942171,-0.541091 50.942178,-0.541144 50.942119,-0.541060 50.942099,-0.540930 50.942239,-0.540989 50.942260))) | C16 timber-framed building with plaster infilling and diagonal braces on first floor, ground floor rebuilt in brick, now painted. Hipped thatched roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows. | 100062492075,100062195807 | 2004-02-16 | 1955-03-15 | |||
| C314 | BISHOPS & BYLSBOROUGH FURNERS LANE WOODMANCOTE | 1027121 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.251938 50.932871,-0.251849 50.932866,-0.251843 50.932909,-0.252016 50.932919,-0.252043 50.932723,-0.251970 50.932718,-0.251966 50.932752,-0.251835 50.932745,-0.251822 50.932835,-0.251941 50.932842,-0.251938 50.932871))) | Restored C17 or earlier half-H-shaped timber-framed building with plaster & red brick infilling,ground floor rebuilt in brick. Tiled roof. Stone chimney breast at each end of west front. Modern casement windows. Two storeys & attic. Six windows. Two hipped dormers. | 100062272609 | 2004-02-16 | 1955-03-15 | |||
| R122 | LOWER BOTTLE HOUSE STANE STREET SLINFOLD | 1354224 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.425634 51.059182,-0.425692 51.059207,-0.425722 51.059181,-0.425657 51.059151,-0.425677 51.059131,-0.425745 51.059160,-0.425795 51.059114,-0.425657 51.059055,-0.425548 51.059155,-0.425627 51.059189,-0.425634 51.059182))) | Formerly 2 cottages. C17 or earlier timber-framed building. The south end has the timbering with red brick infilling exposed on first floor but ground floor has been rebuilt in brick. North end wholly red brick and grey headers. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Brick chimney breast on north wall. Two storeys. Four windows. | 100062479580,100062479581 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| C57 | 1.2 3 White Horse Square Sheep Pen Lane Steyning | 1354024 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.330025 50.887555,-0.329955 50.887395,-0.329871 50.887411,-0.329941 50.887569,-0.330025 50.887555))) | Early C19. Two storeys. Six windows. Red brick and grey headers alternately. Tiled roof. Horizontally sliding sash windows. | 200004782034,200004782035,200004782041 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-05-09 | |||
| R371 | NO 12(ROBIN COTTAGE) NO 14(CHINE COTTAGE) EAST STREET (SOUTH SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1192526 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.449702 51.022536,-0.449728 51.022535,-0.449726 51.022520,-0.449706 51.022521,-0.449703 51.022505,-0.449506 51.022513,-0.449513 51.022574,-0.449706 51.022565,-0.449702 51.022536))) | One building. C18 or earlier, restored and refaced with stucco on ground floor and fishscale tiles above. Hipped tiled roof. Chimney breast on west wall. Two storeys. Four windows. | 100061799250,100061799252 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R372 | NO 35 AND 37 (GORE FARMHOUSE) AND NO 39 (GORE COTTAGE) (FORMERLY LISTED AS GORE FARMHOUSE) EAST STREET (NORTH SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1192530 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.447576 51.022757,-0.447583 51.022690,-0.447353 51.022680,-0.447348 51.022723,-0.447443 51.022727,-0.447439 51.022762,-0.447500 51.022765,-0.447502 51.022754,-0.447576 51.022757))) | One building. C16 timber-framed with the timbering and plaster infilling exposed in the west and north walls, but refronted with red brick on ground floor and fishscale tiles above. Half-hipped gable at west end of front. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows. | 100061799250,100061799252 | 2004-02-16 | 1959-09-22 | |||
| R373 | NO S 45 47 49 EAST STREET (NORTH SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1027131 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.447054 51.022688,-0.447164 51.022693,-0.447171 51.022633,-0.447095 51.022630,-0.447096 51.022623,-0.447061 51.022621,-0.447060 51.022628,-0.447034 51.022627,-0.447034 51.022620,-0.447006 51.022619,-0.447005 51.022625,-0.446855 51.022619,-0.446851 51.022672,-0.446928 51.022675,-0.446927 51.022690,-0.446967 51.022692,-0.446965 51.022712,-0.447052 51.022716,-0.447054 51.022688))) | Possibly C17, refaced with brown roughcast. No.49 is a later addition. West wall of No.45 ashlar. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Two gabled porches. Two storeys. Seven windows. | 100061799270,100061799268,100061799269 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R374 | NO 51 53 EAST STREET (NORTH SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1354141 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.446816 51.022549,-0.446668 51.022541,-0.446657 51.022608,-0.446806 51.022617,-0.446816 51.022549))) | Early C19. Two storeys. Two windows. Stuccoed. Slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Pair of doorways with joint flat hood and rectangular fanlights. | 100061799272,100061799271 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R379 | NO S 17 19 21 23 25 27 HIGH STREET (EAST SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1192694 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.450291 51.024331,-0.450412 51.024146,-0.450481 51.024064,-0.450388 51.024036,-0.450378 51.024048,-0.450340 51.024038,-0.450327 51.024055,-0.450276 51.024040,-0.450243 51.024079,-0.450300 51.024115,-0.450212 51.024243,-0.450172 51.024251,-0.450157 51.024277,-0.450181 51.024283,-0.450171 51.024300,-0.450198 51.024307,-0.450188 51.024322,-0.450139 51.024310,-0.450113 51.024350,-0.450256 51.024383,-0.450291 51.024331))) | Three C17 or earlier timber-framed blocks, all refronted, Nos. 17 and 19 with painted brick and tile-hanging, Nos. 21, 23 and 25 with red brick and grey headers (No.21 painted), No.27 with painted brick and tile-hanging. Tiled or Horsham slab roofs. Casement windows. Two storeys. Eleven windows. | 100061799586,100061799578,100061799580,100061799584,100061799582,100061799588 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R380 | NOS 35 35A 35B HIGH STREET (EAST SIDE) BILLINGSHURST | 1354102 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.450419 51.023724,-0.450454 51.023736,-0.450450 51.023742,-0.450595 51.023794,-0.450588 51.023802,-0.450693 51.023834,-0.450732 51.023790,-0.450475 51.023701,-0.450460 51.023719,-0.450432 51.023708,-0.450419 51.023724))) | One building endwise to road. C18. Two storeys. Four windows. Red brick and grey headers alternately. Modillion eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Vertical glazing bars intact. | 100062480962,100062481059 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R382 | NO 63 CAUSEWAY COTTAGE NO 65 TITHE COTTAGE HIGH STREET BILLINGSHURST | 1027134 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.451460 51.022596,-0.451328 51.022606,-0.451332 51.022630,-0.451347 51.022629,-0.451361 51.022708,-0.451349 51.022709,-0.451358 51.022753,-0.451488 51.022743,-0.451460 51.022596))) | House, later three cottages, now subdivided into two properties. Late Medieval Wealden House, possibly dating from the C14, with inserted C16 chimneystack and ceiling into the open hall, adapted into cottages in the C18 and restored and re-fenestrated in the C20. MATERIALS: Timberframed with rendered infill, although the west side of No.63 has a rendered first floor over a brick ground floor. Tiled roof, gabled to south and hipped with gablet to the north, with off central ridge brick chimneystack to No. 65. No. 63 has anC18 external brick chimneystack and C19 brick chimneystack in its rear slope. Irregular fenestration, mainly casements, but some sash windows to No.63. PLAN: Single bay open hall with cross passage and service end to south and solar to north. The open hall was ceiled over and a chimneystack inserted into its southern end in the C16. In the later C18 the building was subdivided into cottages with later partitions. EXTERIOR: The west elevation of No.63 has a rendered first floor and two C20 casement windows with wooden shutters. The ground floor is underbuilt in brick with two C20 12-pane sash windows, a C20 doorcase with flat weatherhood and door with six fielded panels. The west elevation of No.65 has two exposed timberframed bays with wallplate, the northern displaying the curved braces to the original recessed centre of the open hall, now filled in with thin C18 framing on the first floor and the southern bay displaying a midrail and curved downbrace to the upper floor. There is a section of about six courses of stretcher bond brickwork above the ground floor, which has a deep plinth. There is a C20 penticed tiled porch to the ground floor. The end south wall is now concealed externally by a later building (No.67). The north wall has exposed framing with cornerposts, the western one jowled, and a curved down brace, although much is concealed behind a large C18 external brick chimneystack with English bond brickwork. The rear elevation has a late C18 lean-to extension. INTERIOR: The north ground floor room of No.65 has an inserted C16 ceiling with one inch chamfers. There is a roll-moulded dais beam in the north wall where it abuts No. 63, which may date from the C14 and although the wall below is plastered it is reported that original panelling survives underneath. There is an open fireplace with wooden bressumer, and unusually, there is another dais beam at the south end of the north room. The south room also has an open fireplace with wooden bressumer, the original medieval ceiling beams and some studs to the south wall are visible. On the first floor the north end wall of the hall has a curved down brace, corner posts and wall plate visible, the wallplate and studs to the east wall and there is a smoke-blackened tie beam. The roof structure of No. 65 has square crownpost with head and foot braces and smoke-blackened rafters. A section of wattle and daub adjoining the crownpost has combed pargetting. An C18 lath and plaster partition seperates Nos. 63 and 65. No. 63 was not inspected internally. REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: No. 63 Causeway Cottage and No. 65 Tithe Cottage, High Street, Billingshurst are designated at Grade II for the following principal reasons: A late medieval former Wealdon house retaining much of the original timber frame, crownpost roof with smoke-blackened rafters and, unusually two dais beams. It has group value with St Mary's Church and other listed buildings in the High Street. | 100061799606,100061799605 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R8B | GARDEN BUILDING AT SUMMERS PLACE BILLINGSHURST | 1026849 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.440667 51.032259,-0.440696 51.032245,-0.440694 51.032221,-0.440654 51.032209,-0.440622 51.032226,-0.440623 51.032244,-0.440631 51.032251,-0.440667 51.032259))) | Garden building. Circa 1865 in a Moorish-Gothic style. Random rubble with ashlar dressings. Plain tiled octagonal roof. Octagonal plan. Tall plinth and moulded eaves cornice. Decorative cast-iron roof finial. Moulded fluted capitals at impost level to openings with moulded Caernarvon-arch type heads. Casement windows with decorative glazing in top lights. Door to north, 1/2 glazed with margin-light glazing. Interior: Octagonal with match-boarding and wooden wall-seating. | 200004780228,010013789037,010013789038,010013789039,010013789040,010013789041,010013789042,010013789043,010013789044,010013789045,010013789046,010013789047,010013789048,010013789049,010013789050,010013789051,010013789052,010013789053,010013789054,010013789055,010013789056,010013789057,010013789058,010013789059,010013789068,100062480916 | 2004-02-16 | 1984-11-09 | |||
| R388 | NO 10 12 (OAKWOOD COTTAGE) HIGH STREET BILLINGSHURST | 1192724 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.449400 51.025783,-0.449371 51.025774,-0.449382 51.025761,-0.449309 51.025741,-0.449297 51.025756,-0.449268 51.025748,-0.449203 51.025836,-0.449333 51.025874,-0.449400 51.025783))) | C17. Two storeys. Four windows. Red brick and grey headers alternately. Tiled roof. South gable end tile-hung with massive stone chimney breast. Casement windows. | 100061799574,100061799575 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R390 | NOS 42 44 AND 46 HIGH STREET BILLINGSHURST | 1286485 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.451112 51.023734,-0.451138 51.023745,-0.451182 51.023702,-0.451159 51.023692,-0.451193 51.023658,-0.451162 51.023645,-0.451175 51.023632,-0.451101 51.023602,-0.450980 51.023722,-0.451082 51.023763,-0.451112 51.023734))) | C17 or earlier timber-framed building with the timbering exposed and painted brick infilling on No.42, the remainder refaced with red brick on ground floor and tile-hanging above. Horsham slab roof. Casement windows, some with diamond-shaped panes. Small modern shop front to No.42. Two storeys. Seven windows. | 100062480934,100061799600 | 2004-02-16 | 1980-11-28 | |||
| R700 | K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK HIGH STREET BILLINGSHURST | 1026853 | MULTIPOLYGON (((-0.451877 51.022962,-0.451902 51.022931,-0.451810 51.022919,-0.451796 51.022938,-0.451877 51.022962))) | Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and door. | 010003085601 | 2004-02-16 | 1990-01-16 |
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