Listed Building: WILLOW FARMHOUSE (286553)

UFFORD EAST LANE TM 35 SW (South side) 10/140 30/10/75 Willow Farmhouse GV II House, formerly farmhouse. C16 and C17. Timber framed with colourwashed render and wattle and daub and brick nogged infill exposed where the render has been removed. Two storeys. Baffle-entry plan. Entrance front: doorway at left of centre. To right of this are a 3-light and a 2-light casement, of C20 date, as are all the windows of the house unless otherwise indicated. To the left of the door is a 2-light window. The first floor has one central 3-light window with lateral 2-light casements. Two storey lean-to at right. At the time of resurvey (1987) a porch of breezeblocks was being built before the doorway. To the ridge is a stack largely rebuilt at the top in the C20 of 2 flues. Left hand gable end: three-light ground floor casement, a similar window of less height to the first floor. Attached at left of this is a lower wing with a cross window at right and at left of that a C19 brick lean-to with a 3-light and a 2-light casements. Right hand side: lean-to outshut at ground floor level but blank. Rear: projecting wing at right with a C20 porch to its re-entrant angle of breezeblock with French windows to the left hand flank and a 1/2-glazed stable door to the front. At left of this at ground floor level are two 2- light casements and a doorway at far left set in a portion of brick walling. To the first floor above this is a cross window at left and a 3- light C19 casement at right of this and a 2-light casement to right of that. Interior: At ground floor level are massive chamfered ceiling beams, chamfered joists with stepped lambs tongue end stops, jowled wall posts and close studded walling. Chamfered bressumer to the hearth. To the far room is close studded walling with one blocked window of 4 lights with diamond- section mullions, a blocked doorway with 4-centered head and a portion of renewed C18 close studding, with passing brace. Later C17 or C18 dairy wing to the rear. Close studded walling to the first floor. Jowled wall posts supporting cambered ties. Crown posts to the attic with crown purlin and collars but no evidence of soot blackening. The western most crown post had an arched brace joining the drown post and crown purlin. Various blocked windows show at first floor level, three windows of 4 lights and one of 2 lights, all having diamond-section mullions. Listing NGR: TM3011452502