Description

PARISH OF UNSTONE CROW LANE SK 37 NE 6/184 Range of outbuildings adjoining Grange Farmhouse to the south-west GV II Farm outbuildings. Late C18, with alterations in 1857. Coursed rubble coal measures sandstone with slates and stone slates. North-west elevation. Stepped range with northern part taller. North range with central ground floor doorway, with massive quoined surround, deep lintel and planked stable- type door. Two square taking-in openings to first floor and one first floor door sized opening, all with plank doors. Gable to south end with apex reconstructed and dated 1857, incorporating an ashlar dovecote in the form of a blind gothic arch. Perch platforms subdivided into six compartments each with two entry holes. Lower two storey range to south with Welsh slates with stone slated eaves, and intermediate and south end quoining. Three first floor taking-in doors, with plain surrounds and lintels. Listed for group value.

Listing NGR: SK3802077708

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