NHER 46691 (Building) - Rookery Farm Cottages, Thurning

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Rookery Farm Cottages were constructed around 1700, of Flemish bond brick with red stretchers with black header brick work, and a red and black glazed pantiled roof. This single storey building has attics, and four skew- backed ground floor arches of red and black brick which mark the original door and window openings.

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Map sheet TG03SE
Civil Parish THURNING, NORTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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Rookery Farm Cottages, Thurning.
Farm cottages. Built around 1700. Flemish bond, red stretchers with black header brick work, red and black glazed pantiled roof. Single storey with attics. Four skew- backed ground floor arches, red and black brick, mark original door and window openings, now blocked by 19th century arches for 20th century door and window to each cottage, central arch filled with two 20th century casements. Brick plinth, dentil eaves cornice, coped brick parapet gables, two end stacks. Steeply pitched roof, there dormers. Gables with attic level platband and tumbling.
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Record last edited

May 30 2013 4:46PM

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