Description

TF 03 NW NEWTON AND HACEBY HACEBY

6/48 Barn, stable and crew
yards at Moat Farm.

G.V. II

Barn, stable and crew yards. Late C18 and early C19, altered and extended
later C19. Coursed squared limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and pantiled
roofs. Double square plan. The left hand range has a 2 storey stable block
with granary over, and a range of beasthouses and an open sided hovel to
the crew yard. The stable has a 2 storey irregular 3 bay front having 2
planked doors to the ground floor, both with timber lintels, 2 rectangular
breathers and a planked door, a pivoting light and a blocked opening to the
eaves. The stable has a clasped purlin softwood roof. The beasthouse range
has 4 planked doors beneath timber lintels, and the hovel has timber bay
posts. To right is a pent roofed and brick single bay extension with one
blocked opening. Between the two yards is a further range of open sided
hovels with timber posts and attached to this is a late C18 barn of 2
storeys and 2 bays with large planked doors beneath a segmental brick
archway to left and an opening to the right at first floor level to the
eaves. There are also 2 blocked diamond shaped breathers. Included for
group value only.

Listing NGR: TF0302335966

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26440792

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