Description

BIRDSALL MAIN STREET
SE 86 NW
(east side)
Birdsall
3/18 Home Farm poultry houses

GV II

Poultry houses. 1868. For Birdsall Estate. Limestone ashlar, iron
railings, Welsh slate roof. U-shaped with 6-bay spinal range, 2-bay cross
wings with square pavilions at corners. Yard divided in half and enclosed
on fourth side by wall. Oval enclosure, possibly a former trough, to front.
Single-storey ranges, 2-storey pavilions. Spinal range: 6 stable doors and
3 fixed windows. Pavilions each have board door to yard with fixed windows
above, pyramidal roof with wooden turret surmounted by cupola and finial.
Left cross wing: board door with two 2-light sliding sashes to left. Ridge
stack. Right cross wing: 2 stable doors each with fixed window to left.
Dividing wall, front wall and wall around trough are all, 3-5 courses in
height with flat buttresses and coping. Railings to dividing wall and front
wall. Disused at time of resurvey. Executed with money from the 1868
"Improvement Fund".

Listing NGR: SE8192265216

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26442032

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