Baguley Green Farm, Slade Lane, Mobberley

Farmhouse. 1906. By Sir Percy Worthington. Whitewashed stretcher bond brick with tile roof. 2 storeys with attic. Entrance front: 3-bay symmetrical front. Central front door with porch suspended from iron bracket. Small pieces of stonework to either side of doorway with small 2-light casement windows above these. Segmental relieving arch of stretchers and tiles with hood-mould of projecting tiles. 4-light casement windows to either side with stone cills, splayed heads and hood moulds of projecting tiles. String course of projecting stretchers supported on alternately projecting headers. Central arch-headed date-stone immediately over string course inscribed POL ANNO DNI 1906. 3 3-light casement windows, similar to those on the first floor but with flat lintels of headers. 3 gables with rectangular breathers. Double slope to roof and wrought iron gutter supports. North front has external battered chimney breast of 4 flues with angled bay ingle-nook. Circular attic window.

Reference    RIBA Journal 14 August 1939 page 950-952 listed as Farm House, Baguley
Reference:    Pevsner: Cheshire 1971 (page 282)