Description

1. POUND LANE 5411 (South Side)

The Granary at Barton Farm. (Formerly listed as Outbuildings 30 yards North of Tithe Barn) ST 8260 4/1A 18.4.52.

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2. C14/C15. 2 storey outbuilding, which was originally part of the medieval grange at Barton Farm. Half-hipped roof with stone tiles (renewed). 2 louvered gablets, now blocked, at gable-ends to north and south. Stone ridge-cappings. Weatherboarding (partly original) to side walls, the rest of ashlar blocks. 2 wooden wallposts, supported on stone corbels, set in west wall. The most important feature of this building is the fine open timber roof, of similar construction to that in the north wing of Barton Farmhouse. The Granary roof has 2 purlins on each side with arched wind-braces and is divided into 3 bays by heavy principals with arched braces and couples. The upper floor is entered through an outside door reached by a flight of stone steps on west side. Wooden lean-to extension at south end. In the care of the Wiltshire Historic Buildings Trust.

All the listed buildings in Pound Lane form a group.

Listing NGR: ST8229460464

External Links

• Wikidata Q17529408

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