Description

CLYST ST LAWRENCE
ST 00 SW
2/39 Linhay approximately 3 metres
south-east of Scorlinch Farmhouse
11.11.52
GV II

Linhay. Late C18 - early C19. Cob on stone rubble footings with some brick
patching particularly at the west end; corrugated asbestos roof, formerly thatch.
Open-fronted linhay facing north. It is 6 bays. The right (western) 4 bays is a
linhay with tallet/hayloft over whilst the left 2 bays are full height and probably
used as a cartshed. It is Alcock's type T1 linhay with full height timber posts.
The tallet/hayloft crossbeams are roughly chamfered with runout stops and are tusk-
tenoned through the front posts. The outer principals of the roof trusses are
supported on the posts. The roof is made up of A-frame trusses with spiked lap-
jointed collars and they have carpenter's assembly marks.

Listing NGR: ST0318200459

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26390373

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