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Title: LAW FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED BARN, 37, LAW LANE - CBC03951

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LAW FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED BARN, 37, LAW LANE - CBC03951

Description

Grade II
House, possibly 1618 (date in render over entrance). Hammer-dressed stone, rendered to front, stone slate roof. 2-storey south front of 4 rooms with principal doorway centrally placed to left of central ridge stack. This originally led to a cross passage. All windows are double chamfered mullioned, of 4, 6 transom window of 12 (now lacking transom) and 4 lights. Over are flat faced mullion windows mainly of 4 lights. Right hand return wall has extruded stack, to supposed parlour. Built over single storey aisle to rear is 2-storey early C18 gabled wing, with flat faced mullioned windows with double frames and square reveals, of 4 lights to ground floor and 3 lights to 1st floor. Quoins, coped gable and kneelers. Interior said to have evidence for firehood bressumer. Housebody has ovolo moulded spine beams and to east e evidence of former timbered wall with closing truss of 'A' strut king post type. Attached barn of single aisle construction with square headed cart entry set in portal at arcade. Of C17 appearance Wyn Westerdale, Law, Southowram (Report for Manchester University - unpublished).

Historic England Listing No: 1133811
NGR: SE 11128 24234
CMBC Ref. B137

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Citation

“LAW FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED BARN, 37, LAW LANE - CBC03951,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed October 2, 2026, https://www.penninehorizons.org/items/show/42521.

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