NHER 12048 (Building record) - House at Puddledock or Puddled Cottage

'House at Puddledock'. Exact position not located.
17th century two room thatched cottage.

Location supplied by [1] who says he believes the house to be earlier.
It has a half-cruck, and now has a 16th century timber framed extension brought from elsewhere.
Grid reference corrected by E. Rose (NAU), 5 April 1979.

House is now clad in breezeblocks!

Not possible to verify internal information.

February 1984. Listed, Grade II.
House named as Puddled Cottage. 16th and 17th century restored around 1980. Timber framed, wattle and daub skinned with breezeblocks. Two storeys. Doors and windows (replacement mullioned) of 1983. Bell based gabled roof to west, hipped to east, central stack. East gable retains one original diamond mullioned window. Bay west of door entirely of 1980s. Rebuilt and altered fireplace. Tension bracing at corners. Tie beam roof with queen struts, collars and clasped purlins.
Information from (S1).

Local people did not know name Puddled Cottage in 1985 except one man who thought it was the same as this building (house empty at time). Probably same building, (S1) has got restoration a few years out.
E. Rose (NAU), 21 June 1985.