Description

NORTH NIBLEY THE STREET
ST 7395
(south side),
9/135 Barn and attached house at
Nibley House Farm (previously
listed as Nibley House Farmhouse)
23.6.52
II

Formerly 2 barns, now barn and attached house. Mid C18. Random
rubble marlstone with limestone quoins; brick chimney;
replacement tile roof. Six-bay barn with porch on east side; 2-
storey house. West side: 2-window fenestration to house at left,
cross windows to ground floor, casements to upper floor, all with
timber lintels. Glazed lean-to to left. Large brick segmental
arch to barn doorway with small keystone; plank doors and
horizontal boarded spandrel. Two rows of vent holes to barn, all
with brick jambs: lower tier are slits, upper are small square
holes. Attached lean-to at south end in mixture of materials.
East side: barn is as to west except porch has lean-to roof and
timber lintel to barn doors. Two-window fenestration to house as
to west. Additional lean-to to house is not of special interest.
Interior of barn has 6-bay collar and tie-beam truss roof.
Segmental-arched opening between barn and east porch.

Listing NGR: ST7375295898

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26578568

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