Description

EYE AND DUNSDEN Hampstead Farmhouse,
SU77NW
stable approx 15 metres
9/183 south-west
GV II

Stable, or possibly oxen byre. C18. Red brick and half-hipped and hipped plain-
tile roof. Brick band and dentilled eaves. Single storey with hayloft over.5 bays.
2 stable doors in between 3 window openings. First floor pitching door and window
opening to left. Wooden lintels. C19 extension on left end. On right end, below
the half-hipped gable, a hayloft door up wooden steps. Blank wall to rear facing
farmhouse (not included). Interior: queen-post type trusses carried on tie beams
set well below top of walling with struts to eaves level. Subsidiary heavy longi-
tudinal joists set out from walls carry edge of boarding, the gap enabling hay to
be pitched directly into the feeding racks below. Ogee-stop-chamfered main cross
beams.
(Information supplied by Henley on Thames Archaeological and Historical Group)

Listing NGR: SU7488477869

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26312403

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