Description

SK 78 NW CLAYWORTH off TOWN STREET
(west side)
1/27 Farm buildings at
The Grange
G.V. II
Cow house, barn, stable, coach house with pigeoncote over, bull
pen. Early C19. Brick with pantile roofs. Dentillated eaves
and pedimented gable. Single and 2 storeys. Cow house to left
has to north, central doorway flanked by single casements. Barn,
9 bays, has a pair of off-centre barn doors with timber lintel
and segmental relieving arch and flanking pilasters. To left, 2
breathers, and beyond a single casement; beyond again, plank
door. To right, 2 breathers. Above, 3 pitching eyes and 6
circular breathers. Stable to right has door with timber lintel
and to right, 3 breathers. Above, an unglazed square light.
Coach house to right has central basket arched doorway flanked by
single breathers. Pigeoncote, above, has single fixed light and
to east, above, single casement in semi-circular pigeonhole
recess. Bull pen to right again has to left a single casement
and to right, plank door. East gable has single round
ventilator. Barn has strutted softwood kingpost roof.

Listing NGR: SK7281087858

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26507225

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