More information : Rose's Bower, a bastle-house, is mentioned in 1559. (1)
The former pele has been converted into a farmhouse. (2)
NY 80097695 Low Roses Bower is a range of stone-built farm buildings used for stock and storage by High Roses Bower farm. None of the present structures show any features typical of a pele-tower or defended house although the easternmost building incorporates in its lower courses foundations 0.6 metres thick which may belong to a much earlier building. (3)
Authy. 3 is generally correct, but the walls of the easternmost building are only 0.6 metre thick and do not appear to be of any great age. The foundations of another structure attached to the north-east side of this building are, likewise, of no great age. A lintel stone over a doorway on the north side of the buildings, bears the date 1753. (4)
Condition unchanged. Not outstanding. (5)
Listed by Cathcart King and by Dodds. (6,7) |