Description

NORMANTON SYNDALE ROAD
SE 32 SE
(West side, off)
2/57 Store approx. 2 metres
- south of rear wing of
Hanson House Farmhouse.
GV II

Granary or barn, now store. C16 or earlier; altered. Coursed squared
sandstone, stone slate roof, with some internal timber framing. Rectangular
3-unit plan on north-south axis. Two storeys; west side has a 4-centred
arched wagon doorway to the 3rd bay, with chamfered surround (and modern
external sliding door), former granary doorway above to the left (altered as
window), at left end a doorway with massive lintel, and an inserted window
above. Chimney on slope of roof near left end; stone gable copings with
kneelers. (East side concealed by modern additions).
Interior: 2 king-post roof trusses with cambered tie beams and longitudinal
bracing to the ridge, that nearer the south end closed with close-studding
and the other infilled with brick; north gable wall designed as dovecote,
with tiered nest-holes and ledges.

Listing NGR: SE3886522493

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26545475

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