Description

SU 50 NE FAREHAM PORTCHESTER ROAD
(south side, off)

21/316 Cartshed with loft over
and attached farmyard
wall with outbuildings at
Home Farm at Cams Hall

GV II

Cartshed with loft over and attached farmyard walls and outbuildings. Mid-late
C19 (cartshed dated 'HPD 1872'). Cartshed of red brick with blue headers in
English bond with plain tile roof; yard wall of red brick in Flemish garden wall
bond with cream Beaulieu brick gatepier; outbuilding attached to wall of coursed
stone and red brick with collapsed Welsh slate roof. Cartshed: 2 storeys, 6
bays with lean-to on right side and small outbuilding projecting to rear left.
Bays arranged near-symmetrically 1:4:1 having, on ground floor, round-cornered
piers supporting segmental arches; left bay has external stair, with round-
cornered piers, and dentilled band and cornice over archway on right. On first
floor outer bays have wide segmental-arched openings as ground floor, and
between them paired, round-arched small-paned metal windows; central datestone.
Outer bays have piers rising up to flank dentilled parapets. Half-hipped roof,
collapsed over left end. Lean-to on right side fronted by archway and dentilled
parapet as before, with stair on right leading up to first floor; much of the
lean-to collapsed; its right return has 2 reused stone brackets. Rear: earlier
plinth; first floor windows as before. Outbuilding projecting on right has
raking buttresses, board door with hatch over, and hipped roof. Interior: brick
columns support cross-beams; star-braced roof trusses and raking queen struts.
Attached to right side of cartshed is yard wall which is approximately 3 metres
high with semi-circular brick coping; it curves around and at right end ramps
down to gatepier with stone cap. Attached to it is gabled outbuilding which was
pointed-arched window, and a doorway in left return. Derelict at time of
inspection (October 1989).

Listing NGR: SU5799407358

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26527354

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