NHER 46919 (Building record) - Geddings Farmhouse, High Street

September 1984. Listed, Grade II.
This two storey, four window house is of two builds. Its fabric is clunch and carstone with brick dressings, whitewashed, with a red pantiled roof. Garden front, 17th century build to the east now comprising of 19th century casements of one, two and three lights each. Two first floor casements of two-lights and one plate glass sash with single glazing bar division. Evidence of blocked brick dressed long and low windows original to the house. Brick end quoins, line of brick now built into first floor suggests original height of eaves and earlier roof. Build to west is 18th century: ground floor five-sided single storey bay addition having 18th century sash window with thick glazing bars, to west one ground and one first floor sash with glazing bars. Cut carstone end quoins. Hipped gable at west, verged at east; axial and east end stacks. To the east is a single storey attached whitewashed and red pantiled wing.
Information from (S1).
J. Allen (NLA), 18 May 2007.

Site extended to include all of farm (farm buildings listed by curtilage alone). These comprise a barn with reset datestone 1630; barn itself is later, of clunch, conglomerate and brick with 15-bay roof still later. Two sets of mid 19th century stables of clunch and carrstone with dragon beams. Other buildings of similar construction, plus a granary of 1924. A good example of a LeStrange Estate farm with remarkably large barn.
(S2) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 14 February 2007.