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Latitude: 53.2271 / 53°13'37"N
Longitude: -1.4924 / 1°29'32"W
OS Eastings: 433982
OS Northings: 370121
OS Grid: SK339701
Mapcode National: GBR 695.MHZ
Mapcode Global: WHDFG.14LX
Plus Code: 9C5W6GG5+R2
Entry Name: Cruck Barn South East of Old Barn Farmhouse
Listing Date: 18 December 1975
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1218544
English Heritage Legacy ID: 393531
ID on this website: 101218544
Location: Nether Chanderhill, North East Derbyshire, S42
County: Derbyshire
District: North East Derbyshire
Civil Parish: Holymoorside and Walton
Traditional County: Derbyshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Derbyshire
Church of England Parish: Brampton St Thomas
Church of England Diocese: Derby
Tagged with: Agricultural structure Barn
WALTON
SK37SW POCKNEDGE LANE
1264-0/2/130 (West side)
18/12/75 Cruck barn south-east of Old Barn
Farmhouse
II
Farm outbuilding. C17, with C18 additions and alteration.
Coursed rubble coal measures sandstone beneath a stone slated
roof. North elevation of two storeys and three bays, with wide
central single doorway beneath a plain timber lintel.
Padstones for cruck trusses are visible either side of the
doorway. Ruinous offshut to east end with single vent. Two
vents to west of doorway. South elevation with single doorway
opposite that to the north elevation, with vents to the west
end, and an inserted double doorway with shallow timber
lintel. Plain plank doors throughout. East gable with double
row of vents, an inserted taking-in door off-centre, and a
narrow light to the gable apex. At the west end on the north
side, an attached pair of pig cotes, running at right angles
to the main range, beneath a single pitch roof. Low wall
encloses a small yard in front of each pigcote, and there are
integral feeding troughs in the front wall of the building.
INTERIOR: the building contains two cruck trusses, supporting
a single purlin roof, with a diagonally set ridge purlin. The
ridge is clasped by the cruck blades, which have yokes,
collars, and originally tie beams, one of which has now been
removed. The cruck trusses carry single side purlins, which
have curved windbraces. The braces are cross-lapped and
face-halved, the lower braces being notched into the upper
face of the cruck blade. Significant numbers of oak rafters
survive.
Listing NGR: SK3398270121
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