Description

ILFRACOMBE

SS44NE Barn approximately 40 metres north 853-1/1/3 of Damage Barton 15/06/51 (Formerly Listed as: LEE Damage Barton including ancillary buildings and courtyard wall)

GV II*

Integral barn. Dated 1656. Slate rubble with some brick dressings; Welsh slate roof. Roughly central cart doorway with weathering over; to left a small wooden mullioned window lights the newel stair (see below); smaller vehicular entry to left and two tiers of pigeon holes above. To right, ground-floor openings with brick arches and, above the doorway, a datestone giving the initials 'IEC, 1656'. Two louvred openings to upper floor. Rear has original ovolo-moulded doorway surround to opposing cart entrance and its planked and ledge double doors -a remarkable survival. Internal stone newel or vice, again a rare feature, gives into upper floor from cart entrance. Roof principals halved at apex.

Listing NGR: SS4728545673

External Links

• Wikidata Q17532446

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