Description

TERLING SPARROW'S FARM ROAD
TL 71 SE
(north side)
5/153 Complete complex of
farm buildings east of
Sparrow's Farmhouse
excluding the barn,
listed separately as
item 5/152

GV II
Complex of farm buildings. C18 and C19. Some timber framed and weatherboarded,
some of red brick in Flemish bond, variously roofed with red clay 'Roman' tiles,
red clay pantiles, plain tiles, corrugated iron and thatch. Spine range aligned
NW-SE, based on the thatched barn which is listed separately as item 5/152. 3
spur ranges extending to the SW, forming 3 foldyards open to the SW. These spur
ranges comprise (1) at the SE end, a timber framed range with shallow-pitched
hipped roof of red clay 'Roman' tiles comprising a cartlodge having 4 bays open
to the SE, and a stable with halved door facing NW (2) a timber framed shelter
shed with shallow-pitched roof of red clay 'Roman' tiles, with 4 bays open to
the NW; plain tiled lobby to it on the SE side, and lean-to extensions to each
side, roofed with corrugated iron (3) a double-sided timber framed shelter shed
with shallow-pitched hipped roof of red clay 'Roman' tiles, in 4 bays with spine
wall, open to NW and SE. All the foregoing items are C18, with bolted knees to
the tiebeams, and clasped purlin roofs. (4) L-shaped range of byres of red
brick in Flemish bond, roofed with red clay 'Roman' tiles and corrugated iron,
enclosing the NE apd NW sides of the NW foldyard. These are of the late C19.
Minor extensions and lean-tos within the above complex. The whole forms an
exceptionally complete farm complex, in use for rearing calves at time of
survey, February 1985. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TL7544414529

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26416491

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