Description

LITTLE MARLOW HANDY CROSS SU 89 SE 2/85 Granary, barn, cowsheds and outbuildings in U-plan range adjoining Handy Cross Farmhouse (formerly listed under barns and outbuildings adjoining Handy Cross 1.7.77 Farmhouse) GV II Granary, barn, cowsheds and outbuilding, around 3 sides of farmyard. Granary, to S.W., is C18, altered C19, of brick with some header patterning and dentil eaves. Half-hipped tile roof with dentil verge. W. gable has 2-light window with segmental head; N. side has exposed lintel beam. Old fittings. Barn, along S. side of farmyard is C18, with timber frame and weatherboard cladding, brick plinth and old tile roof. 5 bays. S. side has gabled projecting cart entry to left of centre, and catslide projection infront of left bay. Queen strut trusses with straight braces to tie beams, boarded threshing floor. To E. of farmyard are C19 cowsheds with hayloft over, also timber framed and weatherboarded with tiled roof. N. range formerly open sheds, now with C20 brick walls, old tile roof and skylights. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SU8528190720

External Links

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