Description

SX 48 SW MARYSTOW

6/162 Range of farmbuildings 30m north
- of West Raddon Farmhouse

GV II

2 bank barns forming the north side of the farmyard in front of West Raddon
farmhouse. The lower end barn probably C18 or earlier in origin, the higher end barn
probably early C19. The lower end barn is partly stone rubble, partly cob on a stone
rubble plinth and has been substantially rebuilt, corrugated iron roof gabled at
right end. The adjoining higher end barn is stone rubble with a slate roof gabled at
the left end. The lower end barn has 2 rear loft entrances, a ground floor and loft
entrance to the right gable end and a rectangular window on the front under a timber
lintel. A further entrance on the front at the left also leads into the loft. The
higher end barn has an entrance on the front under a porch with a lean-to sloping
slate roof. C19 rear loft entrance between 2 C19 windows. Part of a good farmyard
group.

Listing NGR: SX4406684845

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26611807

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