Description

SE40NE HOOTON PAGNELL LIDGET LANE
(north side, off)

4/109 L-shaped range of
farmbuildings approx.
30 metres to
north-west of
Stotfold Farmhouse

GV II

Barn and cowhouse probably originally with some domestic accommodation. Late
C17-early C18. Rubble sandstone, stone slate eaves courses to pantile roof.
L-shaped plan with barn forming one limb, cowhouse with hayloft forms the other;
angle now infilled by C20 covered yard. 2 storeys. Cowhouse range has 3 quoined
and Tudor-arched doorways; double-chamfered window on right; central door flanked
by small, chamfered lights (now blocked) and by slatted casements in the positions
of square-headed doorways. Barn on left has chamfered, Tudor-arched waggon entrance,
slit vents. Kneelers and roll-moulded gable copings to both ranges. Rear of
cowhouse has 3, two-light, double-chamfered mullioned windows, ground-floor window
has dripstone. External steps to door in rear gable of barn. Left return of
barn has quoined, arched waggon entrance now set behind sliding door.

Interior: spiral stone staircase in cowhouse range. Principal-rafter truss roof
with double purlins incorporating much reused timber.

Listing NGR: SE4721106303

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26601200

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