Description

STOKE ROW ENGLISH LANE SU68NE (North side) Heath End 5/163 The Barn 11/02/85 II

Barn. Datestone in south wall "1659 RW" probably reset from gable during re-roofing in early C19. Red brick walls of irregular bond on flint and brick plinth; old plain-tile roof; 4 bays. Double plank doors to left of centre, and to rear. Upper part of walls rebuilt in C19 brick. End walls above eaves level rebuilt in weather-boarded timber-framing when extant queen post half-hipped roof constructed. From the original roof structure 6 wooden corbels supporting arch braces to the tie beams survive. Attached to the south wall is a 3-bay early C19 open cart shed, timber framed, with old plain-tile roof half-hipped to south. Included as a rare survival in this area of C17 brickwork used for an agricultural building.

Listing NGR: SU6701486613

External Links

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