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Full Record - Norton St Philip, Wick Farm House

LocationNorton St Philip, Wick Farm House, Somerset
Grid referenceST 788 572
DescriptionThis large farmhouse of unusually high status is thought to be the property of Charterhouse Priory. It comprises three rooms in line, a hall (21 ft span) with an inserted high-end fireplace, cross passage, service and inner rooms. The roof structure includes three extended arch-braced cruck trusses, over the two-bay hall (apex type B) with intermediates. Three chamfered purlins on each side (the bottom ones square-set) are tenoned in line, and two tiers of curved windbraces form together a high quality roof. The roof timbers are tree-ring dated to 1371/2, which confirms a 14th century date estimate d for the two-centred stone arched and moulded entrance doorway which has a filleted convex-moulded hood. Evidence for a smoke louvre remains.
Type of BuildingFarmhouse
Type of StructureCruck
DATES
Type of date Tree-ring (ring width) date.
Felling Date1372
PeriodMedieval
Century14
Date1371/2
IDENTIFIERS
VA Volume No.29
VA Page No.125
List sequence id1046
Laboratory Oxford Dendrochronology Laboratory (and predecessors)

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