Description

STOCKLEIGH POMEROY
SS 80 SE
10/232 Granary at about 10 metres
- west of Higher East Coombe
Farmhouse
GV II

Granary over waggon shed. Early C19. Ground floor walls of stone rubble and
plastered stud and braced wall with brick nogging to first floor. Hipped dry slate
roof. 1 room plan to first floor grain store over waggon shed open at each end.
West wall built into low bank. 2-storeys. West entrance central to first floor
approached by straight flight of 9 stone steps adjoining wall. Large entrance to
waggon shed from north and south. Small window with iron bars to first floor middle
over each entrance.
Interior structure is intact with heavy cross beams supporting granary floor, the
end 2 forming the bottom rails of the timber framed walling over. Original roof
structure with lapped collars to trusses. Plastered wall surfaces.
Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SS8893903968

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26542977

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