Description

GREAT TEW B4031
SP43SW (South side)
3/32 Barn range at Gyles's Farm
15/08/79 (Formerly listed as Barn and
stable block at Gyles Farm)
GV II
Barn, stable and farmbuilding. Early C19. Coursed squared marlstone with ashlar
dressings; Stonesfield-slate roofs. 5-bay barn has central porch and full-height
opposed rear doors. Porch gable is weatherboarded and there are "candle" slits
to each bay. Immediately to left is a large segmental-arched through cartway,
with remains of double doors, forming part of a slightly lower range with loft
over. Front also has a stable door with label and, at first floor, 3 lancet
openings. Further lancets at rear, and in the gable wall a stone-mullioned
window. To right of the barn is a low range with a pointed-arched loft door in
its right gable. Interiors not inspected. The buildings form an important
element in the farm landscape developed by J.C. Loudon c.1810, and developed by
the Boulton family.

Listing NGR: SP4012831203

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26304318

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