Little Lodge Old Building

Little Lodge Farm Old Building

Name of Researcher: Liz Taylor

Name or number of building

Little Lodge Farm “Hidden Building”

Street name

Village/Town

Santon Downham IP27 0TX

County

Suffolk

Current use

Now largely built around is the remains of a substantial flint building. Walls remaining are 2-storey in places, and floor plan is at least double the size of the main barn (which is approx 9.5 x 14 metres)

Other Farm Building

Nature of original building (if discernible)

Not known

Alterations and additions

Please describe (if discernible)

Wooden loose boxes / corrugated sheds &c added to walls. Windows bricked up &c

Approximate General Period

Please include any information giving a more specific date, e.g. date plaque.

No idea…….

Form

Single building

Storeys

Two

Walling Material

Flint & Brick

Flint Walling Technique

Unlike present Barn, are sections of wall

of this building that are ‘knapped’ i.e. shaped

Random Rubble

Irregular Coursed

Regular Coursed

Knapped

Roofing Material

Now corrugated iron / concrete

One or two courses of pantiles

in places

Pantiles

Doorway /Lintel Detail

Can’t be sure that any original

doorways remain.

Window Detail

Formerly external walls are now all

Internal and windows bricked / blocked.

Originally appears all windows were

small with wooden lintels & sills.

Are a couple of ‘slit’ windows: no

brick &c edging.

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