Description

WHATCROFT C.P. OLD LANE SJ 67 SE 1/28 Farm building at Manor Farm II Multi-use farm building, late C17 with C19 alterations. Brick-nogged timber frame and brickwork with tile roof. 2 storeys. 4 truss-bays north-east and 5 truss-bays south-west, completing an "L" shaped plan. The north-east section has twenty-three panels, in small framing, all above first floor level. This section also has some timber framing at the rear (north-west), half-heck and full height ledged and braced doors and hopper-light windows. The south-west section is of brick but there is some timber framing at the rear (north-east). There are round pitch holes, with stone sills, at loft level. Interior: An oak studded door, in a heavy dowelled frame, in the north-east elevation, leads to th open loft staircase. At loft level there are trusses with struts from tie beam to lower purlins and collars at upper purlin level. The purlins, wind braces and ridge trees are original.

Listing NGR: SJ6789770848

External Links

• Wikidata Q26431624

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