Listed Building: REEVES HALL (284272)

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Grade II
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Volume/Map/Item 284272
Date assigned 14 July 1955
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Description

TL 97 NE HEPWORTH NORTH COMMON 1/9 Reeves Hall (previously 14.7.55 listed as Green Farmhouse) GV II Former farmhouse, now a residential school. Mid C16 and C17. 2 storeys: 3- cell main range in 5 bays, jettied along front, formerly with a cross-entry, now with a lobby-entrance; 2-cell secondary range on north-east, with internal chimney-stack. Timber-framed and rendered, with black glazed pantiled roofs. The internal chimney-stack of the main range has a rebuilt shaft in Jacobean style with recessed panels. The jetty is supported by small solid brackets. Small-paned casement windows to both ranges. 6-panel door, with raised fielded panels. The interior has good framing exposed: the 2-bay central room has very heavy main cross-beams with a 3" chamfer and triangle stops, and a plain cambered fireplace lintel. A blocked original doorway in the front wall indicates the former cross-entry, and a single post in the end wall has housing for the 2 service doorways. On the other side of the stack, the parlour has a boxed-in beam, and a fireplace with a 4-centred brick arch: a similar, but smaller, fireplace is in the principal bedroom. On upper floor, one original window with diamond mullions in situ, and evidence for others. Trusses with cambered tie-beams and cranked braces. Roof, originally hipped, but later gabled, with plain square crown-posts braced to the collor purlins only. The later extension has some reused timbers; main beam with ovolo- moulding; roof with clasped purlins. This was one of the 2 manor houses of Hepworth. Listing NGR: TL9788275988

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Grid reference TL 97882 75988 (point)
Map sheet TL97NE

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Mar 2 2020 12:36PM

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