Listed Building record MDO45075 - Way Farm, Waytown, Netherbury

Two cottages built in the seventeenth century, combined to make a farmhouse in the eighteenth century. The building has walls of rubble and cob, and a thatched roof. Surviving features of the interior are reported to include a plank-and-muntin partition and stone fireplace.

Way Farm, 17th and 18th century, is of rubble and cob with a thatched roof. The north wing has a plank and muntin partition and a stone fireplace with four-centred head. <2> Way Farm was formerly two 17th century cottages, joined together in the 18th century. There is an original fireplace in the north building. <3> Way Farm (name confirmed by occupier) was once two cottages but is now one house (a). It is as described above by Authorities 2 and 3, and is well-preserved, but lacking external features of dateable antiquity. <4>

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Dec 14 2022 4:12PM