Description

SK 86 NW MARNHAM NORMANTON ROAD Low Marnham (north side)

6/41 Crew Yard and attached barn range at Grange Farm

G.V. II

Crew yard and attached barn range. Early C19, c.1860 and C20 for the Cust family. Red brick. The c.1860 crew yard, with 2 remaining ranges of 3, has a wooden arched roof to the left range and a similarly arched corrugated iron roof to the right. Each of the arched south/road front gables is raised and coped with a band of dogtooth under and dogtooth imposts. In each gable are large arched slit ventilators, the left gable has 7 of these, the right 9. Attached to the rear is a red brick early C19 barn with concrete pantile roof and dentil eaves. With a large arched doorway with ashlar keystone and hinge blocks and double wooden door opening into the right crew yard. Attached to the right is a lower stable wing. To the left is a one and a half storey stable block and 2 single storey cow sheds, being early and late C19 and C20 with pantile and corrugated roofs and blocked and altered openings.

Listing NGR: SK8047369573

External Links

• Wikidata Q26527155

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