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Latitude: 51.0359 / 51°2'9"N
Longitude: -3.9688 / 3°58'7"W
OS Eastings: 262052
OS Northings: 128128
OS Grid: SS620281
Mapcode National: GBR KV.H4D6
Mapcode Global: FRA 26KC.ZKD
Plus Code: 9C3R22PJ+9F
Entry Name: Group of Farmbuildings, Comprising Planned Farmstead with Granary, Root Store and Straw Barn, Cart Sheds, Shippons, Shelter Sheds, and Stables Approximately 15 Metres West of Dinnaton Farmhouse
Listing Date: 18 March 1986
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1165416
English Heritage Legacy ID: 98650
ID on this website: 101165416
Location: North Devon, EX32
County: Devon
District: North Devon
Civil Parish: Swimbridge
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon
Church of England Parish: Swimbridge St James the Apostle
Church of England Diocese: Exeter
Tagged with: Barn
SWIMBRIDGE
SS 62 NW
11/168 Group of farmbuildings,
comprising planned farmstead with
granary, root store and straw
barn, cart sheds, shippons,
shelter sheds and stables
approximately 15 metres west of
Dinnaton Farmhouse
GV II
Group of farmbuildings, comprising planned farmstead with granary, root store and
straw barn, cart sheds, shippons, shelter sheds and stables. 1853. Stone rubble
with some brick. Slate roofs. Courtyard plan with shippons, lofted shelter sheds
and stables enclosing 2 parallel stock buildings built gable end to the cart sheds,
barn, granary and processing plant which forms the T-shaped fourth side to the top
end of the courtyard, built into the bank with cart access to the first floor to
rear. Cart sheds with loft over have 4 cambered brick arches supported on granite
pillars. Shippons on east side have 3 doorways and window openings to the
courtyard side, giving access to the lofts above the shelter sheds with 6 cambered
brick arches on the outer face. 2 doorways to stables with axial brick stack on
west side. The 2 parallel stock buildings are now bridged by a gabled corrugated
iron roof to the central passage; the range to east side has 3 doorways with
ventilation slits with the majority of its interior fittings intact. The west
range has a wide cart opening with single doorway to left and 2 doorways to right
with slightly cambered brick arches. The storage and processing end has a cambered
stone arch with loft door above at the west end and external stone steps to loft
door with 1853 datestone with Bedford crest above at east gable end. The original
gearing and some of the machinery intact. The farmstead was formerly part of the
Duke of Bedford estate.
Listing NGR: SS6205228128
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