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Farm Buildings Complex and Adjoining Three Hop Kilns and Animal Shelter Attached to North-West Corner of Stone House

A Grade II Listed Building in Withington, County of Herefordshire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 52.0901 / 52°5'24"N

Longitude: -2.6356 / 2°38'8"W

OS Eastings: 356549

OS Northings: 243718

OS Grid: SO565437

Mapcode National: GBR FP.BGVT

Mapcode Global: VH85J.8QJL

Plus Code: 9C4V39R7+2Q

Entry Name: Farm Buildings Complex and Adjoining Three Hop Kilns and Animal Shelter Attached to North-West Corner of Stone House

Listing Date: 26 January 1967

Last Amended: 15 July 1985

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1099312

English Heritage Legacy ID: 154179

ID on this website: 101099312

Location: Withington, County of Herefordshire, HR1

County: County of Herefordshire

Civil Parish: Withington

Built-Up Area: Withington

Traditional County: Herefordshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Herefordshire

Church of England Parish: Withington

Church of England Diocese: Hereford

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Description


SO 54 SE WITHINGTON CP WITHINGTON

7/215 Farm buildings complex and
adjoining three hop kilns
and animal shelter attached
to north-west corner of
Stone House (part previously
- listed with Stone House)
26.1.67
GV II


Hop rooms and storage buildings in two ranges with attached hop kilns and
animal shelter. Probably C18 and mid-C19 with late C19 hop kilns and animal
shelter. Range aligned north/south: (probably includes fragments of earlier
farmhouse): timber-framed part nearer Stone House (qv), extended in mid-C19
to north, on same axis in coursed sandstone rubble; asbestos roofs.
Longitudinal plan. Two levels, three plus four windows. East elevation to
farmyard: left part has rubble ground storey and timber-framed upper floor
with brick infill panels in two rows to wall-plate, three square-shaped
openings to loft and three evenly spaced entrances; right part which is
advanced slightly with a higher roof line has four square openings to first
floor, five segmentally headed openings to ground floor with stone tallet
stairs rising to a mid-C19 ledged door to the left side of the right hand
first floor opening. Three late C19 square hop kilns with pyramidical slate
and felt roofs rising to louvred gabled ventilators are attached: a pair
to the north end of the range and a larger one to the west side alongside
the north side of which is a westerly projecting mid-C19 animal shelter
partly rubble, partly brick-filled timber-framing and weatherboarded with
a tiled king post roof which encloses the north-west side of the complex.
Interior: the C18 timber-framed part has six roofing bays mainly composed
of mid-C19 king post trusses; the north part has 12 roofing bays with
pegged mid-c19.king posts above curved principals with ashlar pieces.
West range aligned east/west: probably mainly mid-C19, presents continuous
coursed rubble walls to south, framing Stone House (qv), in three phases
with plain tiled roof to west part and slate roofs to centre and east parts.
Longitudinal plan. South elevation: centre part has central entrance and
steeply pitched roof; right part a front brick stack near the junction
with Stone House (qv); low entrance in west gable. Interior: mid-C19
king post trusses. The north and west ranges together with the animal
shelter and hop kilns comprise an interesting and virtually intact hop farm
complex.


Listing NGR: SO5654943718

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