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GREAT OUSEBURN MAIN STREET SE 4461-4561 north-east side) 9/20 Yeoman's Cottage GV II House. 1637 on datestone; C19 and C20 alteration and extension. Timber- framed, the front rendered; rear pink-brown brick in stretcher bond. Pantile roof and brick and rendered stacks. 3-cell, lobby-entry plan with continuous outshut; left bay an extension. 2-storey, 4-window front. Centre right panelled double doors in gabled projecting porch. Datestone over porch, carved in shallow relief, reads: Anno Dom .16 * 37. . R* *T . * Windows are small-pane, horizontal sliding sashes, 3-light on ground floor and 2-light on first floor. Centre right and left stacks, and right end external stack. Interior. Six braced posts from four pairs, raised on padstones, are visible. On ground floor, in room to left of entrance, original bressummer and plank door on cockshead hinges survive. Both rooms to left of entrance have massive chamfer-stopped spine beams, chamfered joists and stud partition wall. Studding survives in rear wall of left room. In right end room, C19 firegrate and breadoven, by Barker of Easingwold, inserted beneath chamfered bressummer. Plank door at rear. C19 closed string staircases in outshut with stick balusters, ramped-up handrail and tapered turned newels. At left end of outshut is original dairy, half sunk in ground. On first floor, wall studding survives between rooms to left of entrance.

Listing NGR: SE4504061617