Building record 745/0/15 - No 30 Green Lane

Two bays lying parallel to the lane, with later extension at the south end and large modern extension to the rear. Possibly earlier than 1700, but inconclusive evidence

{1} The house, which was undergoing extensive renovations at the time of survey consists of two bays, parallel to the lane, with extension to the south end and a large modern extension to the rear. The present entrance is in the first part of the new extension. The two bays on the ground floor have a continuous and very rough spine beam, with an inglenook fireplace in the northern bay set against the rear wall. The fire lintel is also roughly made with a waney edge to the front. The only evidence for an early origin lies in the external northern gable. Steep verge lines suggests a single storey cottage, perhaps narrower than present, with a gable stack of old bricks.

The only evidence for an early origin lies in the external northern gable.

<1> Woodfield P., 2005, The Whittlewood Project: Historic Buildings Survey, Silverstone (Report). SNN105035.

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