Golding

 farmhouse, Grade II* Listed (UK), 18th century construction

Farmhouse. Mid- to late C18 around probably early C17 core, and wing dated 1668, built for Thomas Langley. Red brick, C17 wing in English bond with red sandstone ashlar dressings; plain tile roofs. Shallow U-plan with projecting gabled cross-wings; centre range and left-hand cross-wing of the C18 and the right-hand cross-wing dated 1668. Three storeys with 2-storey and attic cross-wings. Left-hand C18 part with chamfered plinth, right-hand C17 wing with moulded stone plinth and quoins, plat bands, square datestone above first-floor windows in right- hand cross-wing inscribed: T L Parapet and parapeted 1668 gables, stone coped to C17 wing; flat-roofed dormers with 2-light casements to return fronts and rear; large brick ridge stack off-centre to left with C20 brick top and external brick lateral stack to right with stone quoins and C20 brick top stage.
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