Description

CALSTOCK
SX 36 NE
3/45 Barn about 25 metres east
of Harobeara Farmhouse
GV 23.1.68 II
The list entry shall be amended to read:
Barn. Probably C17, with addition of C18 and C19 and C20 alterations. Slate-
stone rubble, partly slate-hung, with granite dressings. Slate roof with gable
ends.
Plan: Large barn, with gabled front wing to left added circa C17; there is a
later addition to the left end of shippon with loft, probably of circa C18 or
C19. Later additions to the right end and to front right. Built into the bank
at the rear.
Exterior: The front is 2 storeys, rebuilt to left in concrete with 2 doorways.
The front gabled wing has slurried slate roof, and in the front gable end are
double doors, with a 2-light hollow-chamfered granite window above, and another
window opening to left. The left side of the wing has an external granite stair
to the loft. The right side of the wing is partly rebuilt in C20, with door-
way. In the main range to right, there is a granite doorway, with 4-centred
arch, hollow-chamfered, with heart-shaped stops. To front right is a
single-storey rubble lean-to with door. The right end has a C19 rubble lean-to
with hipped roof and door. The left end has external stone stair leading to the
loft door, and a ventilation slit at the lower level to the shippon. At the
rear, the barn is built into the bank, with ventilation slits and a door with
timber lintel opposing the door in the main range. There is a straight joint
between the main barn and the attached shippon.
Interior: The main range has 8 bay roof, reusing earlier timbers; the principal
rafters rest on the wall-tops, with upper and lower collars pegged to the prin-
cipals and 2 rows of purlins, some trenched and some resting on the backs of the
principals. The front wing is a stable with loft over. The shippon attached to
left has heavy chamfered beam at ground floor.

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CALSTOCK
SX 36 NE
3/45 Barn about 25 metres east of
23.1.68 Harobeara Farmhouse (formerly
listed as barn at West
Harrowbarrow House)
GV II
Barn. Probably late C16 - early C17, with addition of C17, C19 and C20 alterations.
Slatestone rubble, partly slate-hung, with granite dressings. Slate roof with gable
ends.
Plan: Large barn, with gabled front wing to left added circa C17 ; there is a later
addition to the left end of shippon with loft, probably of circa C18 or C19. Later
additons to the right end and to front right. Built into the bank at the rear.
Exterior: The front is 2 storeys, rebuilt to left in concrete with 2 doorways. The
front gabled wing has slurried slate roof, and in the front gable end are double
doors, with a 2-light hollow-chamfered granite window above, and another window
opening to left. The left side of the wing has an external granite stair to the
loft. The right side of the wing is partly rebuilt in C20, with doorway. In the
main range to right, there is a granite doorway, with 4-centred arch, hollow-
chamfered, with heart-shaped stops. To front right is a single-storey rubble lean-to
with door. The right end has a C19 rubble lean-to with hipped roof and door. The
left end has external stone stair leading to the loft door, and a ventilation slit at
the lower level to the shippon. At the rear, the barn is built into the bank, with
ventilation slits and a door with timber lintel opposing the door in the main range.
There is a straight joint between the main barn and the attached shippon.
Interior: The main range has 8 bay roof, re-using earlier timbers; the principal
rafters rest on the wall-tops, with upper and lower collars pegged to the principals
and 2 rows of purlins, some trenched and some resting on the backs of the principals.
The front wing is a stable with loft over. The shippon attached to left has heavy
chamfered beam at ground floor.

Listing NGR: SX4168670956

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26433021

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