Description

MAMBLE CP A 456 (south side)
SO 67 SE

2/154 Granary, cow house and
barn adjoining Newhouse
Farmhouse at rear

GV II

Granary, cow house and barn. Mid-C18 with mid-C19 alterations. Brick with
plain tiled roofs. Granary: two levels; three bays. Main south elevation:
ground floor level has two 2-light casements with cambered heads and a ledged
and battened door with a transom light and narrow rectangular light to right
side. Loft door with winch and pulley at west gable end. Cow house: probably
C19 lean-to addition adjoining granary to right of south elevation. Single
storey; three bays; two windows, one door and two stable doors in south
elevation. Barn: set at right angles to granary and cow house, its northern-
most bay adjoining the east end of the cow house. Two bays survive of former
three bays; wagon bay to south with opposing cart entries; double doors retained
on west side; brick and corrugated iron infill to east side; some header
ventilation courses; multi-paned metal window in south gable end. Lean-to
addition to east elevation.

Listing NGR: SO6832371110

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26633290

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