{"entry-date":"2026-09-23","start-date":"1955-10-18","end-date":"","entity":42245438,"name":"ROOKERY FARMHOUSE","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"LB/16/283","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":137,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.269591 50.881117, -1.269628 50.881176, -1.269678 50.881163, -1.269685 50.881173, -1.269761 50.881152, -1.269738 50.881117, -1.269802 50.881099, -1.269834 50.881144, -1.269972 50.881105, -1.269948 50.881072, -1.269931 50.881077, -1.269902 50.881037, -1.269832 50.881057, -1.269793 50.881002, -1.26971 50.881026, -1.269698 50.881008, -1.269658 50.88102, -1.26967 50.881037, -1.269449 50.8811, -1.269476 50.88114, -1.269587 50.881111, -1.269591 50.881117)))","point":"POINT (-1.269719 50.88109)","quality":"authoritative","uprns":"100060363744","description":"Timber framed house, mostly refronted with grey headers. Red brick window dressings, quoins, string course and diaper motifs. 1st floor of eastern window bay, which is probably a later addition, of red brick. In the centre is a half hipped gable wwith the timber framing exposed and red brick infilling. This part has stone plinth. Old tiled roof. 2 storeys. 5 windows, generally late C18&early C19 casements – many replacements in similar style. The eastern window bay has sashes with mould exposed frames and glazing bars. C19 gabled timber porch and bay on ground floor to west of this. -No 152 (Yew Tree Farmhouse) forms a group with No 151, and with No 149 (Rookery Farmhouse) and its Granary and Barn, the latter being a building of local interest.","listed-building":"1339252"}