Description

SX 39 NE CLAWTON

3/8 2 ranges of farmbuildings forming
- the west and south sides of the
farmyard to the south west of
Kennicott
GV II

2 ranges of farmbuildings. Late C19. Stone rubble with brick dressings and slate
roof gabled at the north end, hipped at the east end. L-plan, forming 2 sides of the
farmyard to the south west of Kennicott Farmhouse (qv) which was built for the
Tetcott Estate in 1856. The south range is probably a threshing loft over a
shippon, the west range is longer and also 2 storey.
2 storeys. The west range has 2 doorways to the left with flat brick arches and 2
larger similar doorways to the right. A loft entrance to the left has a sloping
slate canopy carried on timber brackets to the left, a small window and 2 loading
doorways to the right. The south range has a 3 ground floor doorways to the right
with flat brick arches, 1 large loft entrance to the right under a sloping slate
canopy on timber brackets and a loft entrance to the left with a flat brick arch.
Included for group value with Kennicott Farmhouse.

Listing NGR: SX3500698048

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26398651

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