NHER 34088 (Building record) - Windetts Farm Cottages

(S1) states nos 1 and 2 were an early 17th century house converted to a barn in the 18th century and back to a house in the 20th century. Central barn doors remain and blocked windows in gables. Clasped pulin roof with diminished principal and windbraces, intermediate birdsmouth purlins.
Nos 3 and 4 is early 17th century house altered early 19th century, subdivided 20th century. English bond brick with stair turret on ground floor, first floor Flemish bond 19th century replacing timber frame. 17th century ridge stack with truncated gable stack in addition. Lobby entrance 3 cell, 2 storey and stairs in turret with replacement Chinese balaster at top. First floor has gunstock posts, arched braces to stopped tiebeams. Clasped purlin roof with windbraces. Five light chamfered mullioned gable window.
Information taken from (S1).
E. Rose (NLA), 2 December 1998.