Description

MARSHFIELD C.P
ST 77 NE
0/702 Cadwell Hill
Barn and Fold-yard

II

Field barn, attached stable, and fold-yard walls. Barn later C18, stable extension
early to mid C19. Thin-bedded limestone rubble, set dry to fold-yard walls, stone
slate roofs but double roman file to west porch, and some corrugated iron to lean-to
on east side. Barn with opposed cast entries, that to east with hipped roof and part
of original structure; that to west with lean-to roof from below main eaves level.
Cheeks of this porch possibly added at time of stable extension. Ventilation slit
in gable to road (north end), and flanking each cast entry at low level: slits
trimmed with single upright block each side; square opening in gable to road, also
left and right of porch on east side. - Original barn has first alternating -quoins, and
coped gables with cross saddles. Stable, at end away from road, also with coped gable
has door opening centred on east side with small opening above closed by plank shutter.
Barn 13 eight bay collar and tie, with truss central to porches. and original wide-set
rafters. Floor earth Stable formerly with upper floor, now removed. To right of
east cast entry remains of added lean-to with corrugated iron. Fold-yard wall at
varying heights, with out copings; opening c3m wide to east. Shelter-shed on north
side of yard not of special interest, except for wall flanking road. Open-ended shed
built in on south side, outer wall continuous with fold-yard wall. Roof deteriorating,
many slates lost at time of survey (March 1986). An important landscape element
abutting the road eastwards from the village centre.

Listing NGR: ST7647375020

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26276799

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