Description

SK 58 NE HODSOCK DONCASTER ROAD (East side)

2/73 Enclosure and outbuildings to 30.11.66 Farmyard at Hodsock Grange (Formerly listed as part of Hodsock Grange Farmhouse and outbuildings)

G.V. II

Enclosure and outbuildings. Late C18. Dressed coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. Quadrangle-plan. West side, 9 bays. Set on a plinth. Central archway with ashlar quoins. Arch with feature voussoirs, projecting keystone and imposts extending to an impost band. Moulded cornice over. Flanked by single walls each with 3 recessed, arched panels with stone archivolts and various openings. These terminate in single, slightly projecting, higher outbuildings with pyramidal pantile roofs. Each with similar single arched panel. The left outbuilding has a doorway with wooden door in flush ashlar surround with keystone. Above, a slatted wooden opening with glazing bar overlight in flush ashlar surround. The right outbuilding has a single glazing bar casement. Above, a glazing bar fixed light in flush ashlar surround. The north side has a central 2 storey barn with hipped pantile roof. Slightly projecting central bay containing 2 storey archway with stone archivolt, keystone and impost bands. To the right is a doorway with flush ashlar surround and keystone, above are 2 doorways with wooden doors and flush ashlar surrounds. There are 2 cross ventilators on the ground floor and 4 above. To the right, set back, is a single storey wall with ashlar coping and doorway with wooden door. This terminates in a 2 storey, slightly projecting, outbuilding with pyramidal pantile roof. Having a 2 storey, arched, recessed panel with stone archivolt and impost band. Single fixed light and single blocked opening. Above, a doorway. All with flush ashlar surrounds. Left of the barn, set back, is a further single storey wall with ashlar coping and doorway. Terminating in a similar outbuilding with blocked openings. To the left of this is a single storey outbuilding with hipped pantile roof and ashlar quoins. The east side retains a similar central arch to the west side, but otherwise has additions and alterations. The quadrangle is completed on the south side by the house.

Listing NGR: SK5874986800

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