Tudor chimney

A term occasionally used for a stepped-back chimney.

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Far away I could catch glimpses of the old gray building with its bristling Tudor chimneys, but the drive ran through a dense shrubbery, and I saw no more of my man.

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There is a listed dovecote in a Tudor chimney stack in the Grade II listed farmhouse, which dates back to the 15th century.

Reasons for buying this farmhouse all stack up; Birds are not the only ones who will feel right at home in this property in rural Warwickshire, says Alison Jones

To make it even more inviting, the main bedroom has an open fire in the Tudor chimney breast.

HOME LIFE: WARM & PEACE

The house is mainly constructed around the two mighty Tudor chimney breasts, permanent reminders of its deep roots.

Property: Deep roots down at Big House Farm; Marsya Lennox takes a look at an impressive property whose site goes back to Saxon times

You can stroll around the grounds admiring the battlements, the giant Tudor chimneys and the kitchen garden.

DREAM ON... Thornbury Castlefor that trip of a lifetime

Although its tall, slender, Tudor chimneys stood stiffy defiant against encroaching development, a missing brick from the crown of one of them threatened defeat.

Moving HOUSE; The 500-year-old farmhouse that was rebuilt brick by brick

With its tall, twisted Tudor chimneys, the view has barely changed in centuries.

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