Description

SW 97 NE ST ENDELLION
4/154 Outbuilding and cartshed 30m to
north east of Higher Trefreock
GV II
Outbuilding, possibly stable with granary above with cartshed adjoining on right-hand
side. Circa 1840s. Stable and granary of stone rubble with dressed stone arches to
ground and first floor openings, granite quoins and slate roof with hipped ends.
Almost square-in-plan with external stair to loft on left end.
2 storeys regular single window front with openings on ground floor and centre of
first floor with cambered stone arch with key block. Stone rubble steps up to loft
on left-hand side. Line of pigeon holes below eaves.
Cartshed adjoining on right-hand side. Stone rubble open fronted single storey range
with rag slate roof supported at front on timber, granite and stone rubble piers.
Overall 'L' shaped plan with range of 2 bays to front and projecting 4-bay range on
right.
Part of group with Higher Trefreock (qv).

Listing NGR: SW9930179898

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26408836

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