Description

ST KEVERNE SW 72 SE 3/107 Tregellast Barton Farmhouse II Farmhouse, circa mid-C17. Rubble stone with granite dressed window openings to south. Scantle slate roof with gabled end to east and hipped onwest end with brick stacks at ends some handmade serrated ridge tiles. Projecting wing to rear converted from dairy and apple chamber and incorporated into house, stone base with cob upper walls. Single depth, 3-cell plan with cross passage and staircase projection on rear. Projecting dairy wing to rear forms L-shape. 2 storeys, regular 4-window front. Ground floor with two 2-light hollow chamfered granite mullioned windows with hood moulds and plain label stops. Casements with glazing bars in opening. Partly glazed C20 entrance door with granite quoins and hood mould with plain label stops. Further similar mullioned window to right first floor, four 2-light casements with glazing bars. Chamfered granite lintels. Hood moulds and drips, added in C20. On west hipped end, entrance door, possibly originally window. Hollow chamfered jambs, replaced on lower part. Hood mould and label stop. Large fireplace with chamfered timber lintel, originally running across width of house on east gable end. Cloam oven. Fireplace to central room with chamfered granite lintel. Chamfered lintels over window openings. Lintel over rear door and flanking windows, ovolo moulded with run out stops. Possibly reused. Central bedroom with square coved ceiling projecting into roof space. Ovolo moulded ribs. C18 fielded panelled doors throughout. C19 door surrounds, dado panelling and staircase taken from Bosahan on the Helford River. Projecting wing to north-west converted store with loft. Stone base with cob upper walls. 2 storeys, asymmetrical. 2 wings and rear wall of house form courtyard.

Listing NGR: SW7941220706

External Links

• Wikidata Q26434685

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