NHER 43299 (Building record) - Primrose Farm, Chapel Lane

House. Façade arranged in two sections; one of two window bays on two storeys with central door, the other with blocked door and ground floor window, and offcentre first floor window. Material is beach pebble flint, with indications that upper floor is an addition. Openings are framed in brick; windows are metal framed with indications that the ground floor examples have been altered. Pantile roof. One room has dairy shelves, with pointed arches instead of rounded ones. Appears to be older house remodelled and extended in 19th century – no further information yet.
(S1) in file.
E. Rose (NLA) 21 February 2006.

August 2006.
Detailed examination in fact indicates this began as two single storey and attic houses, one with gable stack of the 17th century, the other a generation later; both raised in height in the 19th century but at different date. An outbuilding has the remains of a date, '96' but it is hard to tell to which phase this belongs.
(S2) in file.
E. Rose (NLA) 19 August 2006.