Description

KING'S PYON CP -
SO 44 NW
4/46
Granary and stables
about 20 yards
west-south-west of
Butthouse
GV
II

Granary and stables. Probably C18, with later alterations. Sandstone rubble
and timber-frame with brick nogging and weatherboards. Corrugated asbestos
roofs. L-plan with three bay north arm and five-bay west arm. Two storeys.
East elevation has two shuttered first floor openings, one to either side of
two-leaved ledged doors reached from tallet stairs rising from the right-hand
side. Ground floor has central opening with oak diagonal mullions. Ledged
door to either side of tallet stairs. Frame is restricted to first floor and
is two square panels high to wall-plate. Angle struts from two wall-posts to
wall-plate. South elevation has 3:1 openings with gable front to right-hand
side. Three ledged doors, the centre one a stable door. Interior has raking
struts to west arm and queen struts to north arm. (RCHM, Vol III, p 88).

Listing NGR: SO4415848797

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26633067

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