Description

TL 41 NW HIGH WYCH GANGIES HILL ROAD
(south side)

3/39 Farm Buildings at Fryars
30 metres E of house
-

GV II

Farm buildings. Mid C19 (but after 1839 Tithe Map). Dark
weatherboarded group of timber-framed, traditional farm
buildings, forming a courtyard open on the W, with a 4-bay
implement shed, weatherboarded and pantiled a little to the S.
The N range is a 5-bay, tall slate roofed, barn with opposed
double doors in the middle bay. The gabled slate roof
is supported on 2 purlins to each slope on queen strut trusses
with central tie rod to apex. There are diagonal ties across the
corners. A lower, gabled coachhouse adjoins the barn on the E
end. A shorter barn forms the centre of the S range. It has a
gabled slate roof and opposed double doors in the middle bay,
both under separate gabled roofs. There are lower pantiled
ranges of stables, dairy to E and chaff room and tack room to W
in S range. The lower E range houses a store and bullock house.

Listing NGR: TL4461415180

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26514903

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