Description

NORTH BOVEY WEST COOMBE
SX 78 SW
4/253 Small outbuilding approximately
- 8 metres east of Lower West Coombe
Farmhouse

GV II

Small outbuilding, probably pair of pig-sties. Probably C18. Coursed granite
rubble with some larger dressed blocks and dressed granite quoins with chamfered
edge to corners. Corrugated iron roof, gable ended.
Rectangular plan probably alway sdivided into 2 compartments.
Single storey. Original doorway to left of north wall with dressed granite block
surround and lintel. Small recess to right framed by large blocks but no sign of it
inside. Doorway to left side of right gable and also largely framed by dressed
granite blocks. To the right of it a deep granite trough projects part way up the
wall with a recess above it. Above and to the right of the door is a ventilation
light/owl hole. In left gable end is an original granite framed window opening.
Interior contains stone dividing wall extending part way up walls with shallow
granite trough in each compartment, blocked window half way up the rear wall.

Listing NGR: SX7097282495

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26618918

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