Description

ST4610 HASELBURY PLUCKNETT CP CHURCH LANE (North side, off)

10/21 Range of farmbuildings around
courtyard immediately north of
Manor Farmhouse

GV II
Range of farm buildings including barns and byre. Early C19. Ham stone rubble; Welsh slate roofs hipped at ends, with a
brick chimney stack. 'U'-plan around courtyard, 2 storeys. King post roof trusses: variety of casement windows and
doorways, mostly in voussoired flat-arched openings: roof of east wing now covered in corrugated iron. Along east flank
of east wing a 10-bay open byre, apparently contemporary with main building, in form of lean-to with double Roman clay
tiled roof between stepped coped gables, carried on king-post and brace trusses; intermediate columns in a simple Doric
style on plain bases: by local tradition said to be the columns removed from the nearby Church of St Michael and All
Angels (qv), but this is unlikely. In centre of courtyard a single-storey building with double Roman clay tiled roof,
and some random rubble enclosing walling; the whole having important group value with Manor Farmhouse (qv)

Listing NGR: ST4696610913

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26307788

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