Description

In the entry for:-

ST BURYAN BURNEWHALL
SW 42 SW
8/263 Barn at approximately 25 metres south-south-west of Buniewhdl
south-south-west of Burnewhall
Farmhouse

GV II

the description shall be amended to read:

Barn. Early C19, with possible earlier origins. Granite rubble with
granite dressings; half-hipped grouted scantle slate roof replaced with
corrugated asbestos at rear. Long rectangular plan: probable threshing
floor to right with rear doorway approached by flight of stone steps
with C20 repairs. 2 storeys. Granite lintels over ground-floor doorways
(blocked to right with window), over windows and over first-floor
loading doorway. Similar window openings to other elevations. Left gable
end has granite lintel over cart opening. Blocked doorway and
ventilation holes to rear. Interior has late C19/C20 A-frame roof with
nailed collars.
A substantial example of the 2-level type of barn which had become a
characteristic feature of many Cornish farmsteads from the late C18, and
forming part of a good group.
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ST BURYAN BURNEWHALL
SW 42 SW
8/263 Barn at approximately 25 metres
- south-south-west of Burnewhall
Farmhouse
GV II
Barn. Circa early C19 (possibly a remodelling of an older building). Granite rubble
with granite dressings. Grouted scantle slate half-hipped roof replaced with
corrugated asbestos at rear.
Plan: Long rectangular plan with probably threshing floor towards the right with its
rear doorway approached by flight of stone steps (repaired in the C20).
Exterior: 2 storeys. Unaltered elevations with original openings. Left-hand side of
east-south-east front obscured by C20 farm building. Approximately central doorway,
another doorway (partly blocked) towards the right with winnowing window over; window
to first floor right of middle; small window left of middle and loading doorway over.
Possibly other opening hidden, to the left.
Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SW4063123604

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598842

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