Hazeland Farmhouse, Bremhill, Wiltshire, SN11 (Grade II)
Hazeland Farmhouse is a grade two (II) listed building in Bremhill, Wiltshire, SN11. It was first listed in 1987.
About Hazeland Farmhouse
BREMHILL DUMB POST HILL ST 97 SE 8/33 Hazeland Farmhouse II Farmhouse, C15 origins, C17, altered in C19, rubble stone with some timber-frame and red brick. Thatched roofs with brick ridge stack at original west end. l 1/2 storeys with two storey rear wing. Front range has two C19 brick dormer gables with casement pairs over rubble stone main wall with triple casement and C19 small canted bay. C19 brick plain-tiled porch to left, door now a window. To right is timber-framed and red brick range with east end wall clad in stone with brick quoins in C19. To left, slightly set back, is ironstone rubble range, possibly C18, with triple casement each floor and door to right. Rear north west angle of main house has visible base of large full cruck beam. Large two-storey rear wing, possibly C17, rubble stone with triple casement each floor to east.
Where is Hazeland Farmhouse?
Hazeland Farmhouse is located on Dumb Post Hill, in Bremhill, Wiltshire, SN11.
Key Facts
Grid Reference | ST 97546 72518 |
Easting, Northing | 397546, 172518.36084 |
Latitude, Longitude | 51.451643, -2.036706 |
Grade listing | II (two) |
English Heritage List Entry Number | 1022423 |