Description

WEST STAFFORD
SY 78 NW

11/203 Cart shed and barn
immediately north
east of Stafford
Farm House

GV II

Cart shed and barn. Probably c1837. Cart shed has brick walls and slate
roof with gablet ends. One storey and loft. Plat band at loft floor
level. On ground floor, 5 segmental arches on brick piers, the centre 2
buttressed. In loft, one loft door, one casement with cast iron glazing,
under gabled dormers. Loft floor approached by external stairs at right end
- balustrade wall of Flemish style. Collar beam roof with shaped curved
braces - the principal rafters carried on wall posts. Barn attached at
right angles, has brick walls and half hipped slate roof. Hipped cart porch
- doors replaced by corrugated iron. Some slit openings and later windows
at rear. Roof of 5 bays, of simple king post construction.

Listing NGR: SY7253188745

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26590543

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