Description

SO 33 NW ST MARGARETS CP -

2/108 Barn and attached stable
about 25 yards SSE of
- Lower Llanon Farmhouse

GV II

Barn and stable. Probably mid- to late C18. Coursed rubble, stone tiled
roofs. Three bay threshing barn incorporating tallet, oriented east/west
with stable attached at right angles to north side of east bay. Gable
ends of barn each have 3 ventilator slits, central opposed full-height
corrugated iron doors, 2 ledged split C18 doors to cow shed beneath tallet
in east gable end. Stable has small ventilation window and loft opening
above both with pegged frames to north gable; east side entrance through
contemporary split stable door. Interior: 2 raking trusses divide barn:
chiselled Roman numerals for numbering of trusses; rubble wall about 4 feet
high separates threshing floor from west end of integral cow sheds. A
significant small barn which has a late truss numbering system and achieves
the traditional 3 door gable end elevation found in larger barns with cow
houses by the addition of a stable annex. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SO3192737177

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26519029

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