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Hayloft and Dovecote Approximately 40 Metres East of Spring Lodge with Sheds, Kennels and Wall

A Grade II Listed Building in Barnard Castle, County Durham

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Coordinates

Latitude: 54.5407 / 54°32'26"N

Longitude: -1.9166 / 1°54'59"W

OS Eastings: 405491

OS Northings: 516161

OS Grid: NZ054161

Mapcode National: GBR HH1Y.V2

Mapcode Global: WHB4L.J4JC

Plus Code: 9C6WG3RM+78

Entry Name: Hayloft and Dovecote Approximately 40 Metres East of Spring Lodge with Sheds, Kennels and Wall

Listing Date: 28 November 1994

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1201302

English Heritage Legacy ID: 388797

ID on this website: 101201302

Location: Lendings, County Durham, DL12

County: County Durham

Civil Parish: Barnard Castle

Built-Up Area: Barnard Castle

Traditional County: Durham

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): County Durham

Church of England Parish: Barnard Castle with Whorlton

Church of England Diocese: Durham

Tagged with: Dovecote

Description


BARNARD CASTLE

NZ0516SW NEWGATE 770-1/6/168 (South side) Hayloft and dovecote approx. 40m E of Spring Lodge with sheds, kennels and wall

GV II

Hayloft and dovecote, with sheds and garden walls running east along drive to house, garden wall running south enclosing garden to east of house, and kennels and walls north and east of hayloft. c1827. For William Watson, and later. Coursed squared stone or snecked stone buildings with ashlar quoins and dressings; roofs of graduated stone slates with stone gable coping and timber dovecote lantern. Hayloft and dovecote one high storey; 3 bays. East elevation has alternate block jambs to full-height door for hay waggons, with vent slits in blank wall. Roof has gable copings and square ridge timber lantern pierced with triangular pigeon holes and with pyramidal roof with high weather vane finial. INTERIOR: queen post roof trusses. To west, pent sheds and outhouses with boarded doors and one fixed light with glazing bars flank walled enclosure and back against high rubble wall with flat stone coping, which curves around north side of house and returns to join yard wall (qv). To south of hayloft, a high garden wall with flat stone coping extends approx 25m southwards along garden. East of hayloft, kennels have ramped walls and iron railings against high garden wall which continues east to entrance of rear drive. A good example, in fine condition, of the auxiliary buildings of a small country house.

Listing NGR: NZ0549116161

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