Description

ST3918 BARRINGTON CP

BARRINGTON COURT ESTATE

9/172 Store and barn in grounds of
Barrington Court, to NE of the
house
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GV II

Store and barn. 1921-25 by Forbes and Tate. Coursed rubble, gabled and half-hipped roofs, single-Roman tiles, central
coped verge with weathercock. Symmetrical front, roughly in the style of a medieval tithe barn, slightly projecting
central porch, slightly projecting wing to each end. Single storey and attic, 1:6:1:6:1 bays; central porch with tall
segmental-headed opening with a keystone, plank door on ground floor; hay-loft opening above with plank door, oval
opening in a freestone surround to the gable face. Wings with door openings on ground floor, plank doors, the eaves of
the half-hipped roofs projecting to ford hoods on first floor; these hoods are matched by 2 similar hipped-roofed
dormers flanking central porch; on each side of porch an arcade of 6 openings, concrete piers, weather-boarded
infilling, the upper portion of which is glazed. To left of frontage an heraldic stone lion-couchant on a stone pier.
To right a gateway flanked by similar stone lions. (Country Life, 8 September, 1928).

Listing NGR: ST3952318311

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26308723

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