Description

HASKETON
TM 25 SW
2/104 Cartshed c.50
yards to
south of Oaktree
Farmhouse
GV II
Cartshed. C18. Timber framed with a colourwashed infill and pantile
roofs. Two storeys. Entrance front: gable-ended incorporating re-used C16
and C17 timbers as does the whole building. Corner posts with three joists
supporting bressumer. The upper storey is clapboarded with a central 2-
light C20 casement with pigeon loft entrances at right. Right hand side:
close studding with a middle rail, brick plinth and brick infill with
shoring buttresses at either corner. Left hand side: similar. Rear:
breeze block walling to the ground floor and clapboarding to the first
floor. Central doorway approached by a ladder.

Interior: 3 bays, the wall posts having knee-joints and 2 central square
posts supported on brick plinths with axial angle braces. Included for
group value.

Listing NGR: TM2462651456

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26494235

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