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© Mr Brian Wilcockson ARPS

IoE Number: 408281
Location: BAAL HILL HOUSE FARMHOUSE, DODD HILL LANE (west off)
  WOLSINGHAM, WEAR VALLEY, DURHAM
Photographer: Mr Brian Wilcockson ARPS
Date Photographed: 03 September 1999
Date listed: 31 January 1967
Date of last amendment: 31 January 1967
Grade II

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WOLSINGHAMDODD HILL LANENZ 03 NE(West side, off)Wolsingham22/354Baal Hill House

WOLSINGHAM DODD HILL LANE NZ 03 NE (West side, off) Wolsingham 22/354 Baal Hill House 31.1.67 Farmhouse GV II Bastlehouse. Late C16 with additions and alterations. Thinly-rendered sandstone rubble with irregular quoins; stone-flagged roof with stone gable copings and stone and brick chimneys; Welsh slate roofs on front additions. 2 storeys raised to 3; 2 wide bays; one-storey front pent additions at each end. Right wing 2 storeys, 3 bays. Main house has long, wide flight of stone steps, with flat-coped side walls, to wide first-floor stone-walled porch, renewed double door and single inner door. Pent additions flank steps. First floor has C20 casements; second-floor 3-light casement at left. Right wing has 3 doors under flat stone lintels, and varied windows:- sashes, one horizontal casement, and fixedlight; 3 small square blocked windows at eaves. Left return has 2-centred-arched chamfered stone doorway, partly blocked and with Dutch door inserted; right return (of wing) has side steps to first-floor door under pigeon holes in gable peak. Interior: ground floor divided by stone wall; blocked 2-centred arch in right gable; barrel vault with possible ladder-hole beside left door. Boarded dado in first-floor entrance hall; stop-chamfered beams in first-floor rooms. Source: Conyers Surtees History of the Parish of Wolsingham 1929, pp 42-3. C17 door now re-used in sheep pen.

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