Description

TM 14 SW SPROUGHTON HADLEIGH ROAD
4/38 Barn c20m south-east
of Red House (formerly
listed as Barn
22.2.55 immediately to NW)
GV II
Barn C17 and early C18. Red brick mainly in Flemish bond using some burnt headers,
plaintile roofs with crested ridge tiles. Shaped gables. South (roadside)
gable below eaves height in English bond, tumbling in to gable, eaves band.
3 ground floor vertical vents with cut brick reveals. Rectangular gable opening.
Owl hole beneath apex. Semicircular headed shaped gable with sunk panel.
5 shaped ties.
West elevation, consisting of stable and tack room to left, barn to right.
To left, boarded door, sash window with glazing bars. Two cart entrances with
arched heads, one blocked. 3 vertical vents, similar to those to south gable,
to right. One similar mid storey vent to left, 8 upper floor vents. Stable
of 3 stalls with timber partitions, hay racks and troughs. Brick floors. Roof
largely rebuilt but retains one visiole original tie beam. Later midstrey to
rear (east).

Listing NGR: TM1311643955

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26288598

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