Description

TL 0902 ABBOTS LANGLEY HIGH STREET (Northwest side) Abbots Langley

11/34 The Old Maltings, including Kiln and Stable Block

GV II

Former maltings, now a house and community hall. Early to mid C17, part brick cased in C19 and early C20. Restored and part rebuilt 1975. Timber frame, partial red brick casing with some sham timber framing. Machine tiled roof. 6 bays. 2 storeys. Exposed framing on right gable end, close studding, passing braces, jowled posts, struts to collar clasping purlins. Front elevation has C19 red brick on ground floor with a door and three 2 light C20 casements. First floor close studding. To left 2 bays all C20 brick with sham framing on first floor, leaded light casements and an entrance. Cross axial stack to left where hall meets house. Roof hipped to left. Entrance with a gabled porch to left end. To rear right is a C19 2 storey brick stable block to the Abbot's House (q.v.), dentilled eaves, gabled loft door. A further 1 storey weatherboarded and brick outshut at rear end. To rear in angle of Maltings and stable block is an C18 kiln, brick, square on plan. A door and a loft entrance. Pyramidal tiled roof to a conical cap. Interior: arched braces to tie beams, curved braces in walling, gallery inserted 1975.

Listing NGR: TL0944802054

External Links

• Wikidata Q26631583

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