Early 20th century estate cottage, similar to the Sutton’s Estate cottages in Great Coates. Three bay with the right hand projecting to the front, two storey, red brick with darker brick string courses, clay tile roof. A fine village cottage with few alterations, representative of the agricultural activities of the settlement. Manor Farm and Cottages, Name: Date Designated: N/A New Proposal – Grid Reference: TA2087 1027 Area Designation: None Asset Type: Building Main Criteria Used: 1c, 2g Description: A pair of estate, or farm workers, cottages later converted into a single dwelling with bricked up doorways, and associated farm buildings to the rear. A well preserved group of buildings that are an important part of the agricultural origins of the village. Name: The Grange, Healing Date Designated: N/A New Proposal – Grid Reference: TA 21509 10309 Area Designation: None Asset Type: Building Main Criteria Used: 1c, 2g Description: A large multi period farmhouse. A three bay 18th century wing faces south west with a large early-mid 19th century extension attached to the left bay and facing north west with its own three bay façade (later altered), forming an L-shaped plan. Additional extensions were added in the 20th century. Brown brick to the main 18th century façade, but rendered to the south east. Buff-grey brick to the 19th century extension. The ground floor windows are largely intact wooden sash, those to the first floor are uPVC sash. Now called The Grange but originally Ivy House, it’s farm buildings were to the south and have been demolished. Set in large grounds with the remains of a tree-lined avenue leading to the church. Although the building has had many alterations carried out, the evolution of the building is still clear and the external character is largely intact. It is an interesting building that adds considerably to the character of the village, and helps preserve part of the former character.
Early 20th century estate cottage, similar to the Sutton’s Estate cottages in Great Coates. Three bay with the right hand projecting to the front, two storey, red brick with darker brick string courses, clay tile roof. A fine village cottage with few alterations, representative of the agricultural activities of the settlement. Name: Manor Farm and Cottages, Date Designated: N/A – New Proposal Grid Reference: TA2087 1027 Area Designation: None Asset Type: Building Main Criteria Used: 1c, 2g Description: A pair of estate, or farm workers, cottages later converted into a single dwelling with bricked up doorways, and associated farm buildings to the rear. A well preserved group of buildings that are an important part of the agricultural origins of the village. Name: The Grange, Healing Date Designated: N/A – New Proposal Grid Reference: TA 21509 10309 Area Designation: None Asset Type: Building Main Criteria Used: 1c, 2g Description: A large multi period farmhouse. A three bay 18th century wing faces south west with a large early-mid 19th century extension attached to the left bay and facing north west with its own three bay façade (later altered), forming an L-shaped plan. Additional extensions were added in the 20th century. Brown brick to the main 18th century façade, but rendered to the south east. Buff-grey brick to the 19th century extension. The ground floor windows are largely intact wooden sash, those to the first floor are uPVC sash. Now called The Grange but originally Ivy House, it’s farm buildings were to the south and have been demolished. Set in large grounds with the remains of a tree-lined avenue leading to the church. Although the building has had many alterations carried out, the evolution of the building is still clear and the external character is largely intact. It is an interesting building that adds considerably to the character of the village, and helps preserve part of the former character.
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