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Latitude: 53.6154 / 53°36'55"N
Longitude: -2.5788 / 2°34'43"W
OS Eastings: 361810
OS Northings: 413366
OS Grid: SD618133
Mapcode National: GBR BVFM.HP
Mapcode Global: WH97L.CD85
Plus Code: 9C5VJC8C+5F
Entry Name: Barn and Shippon on East Side of Road, Opposite Roscoe Lowe Farmhouse
Listing Date: 17 April 1967
Last Amended: 17 April 1997
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1362111
English Heritage Legacy ID: 184260
ID on this website: 101362111
Location: Grimeford Village, Chorley, Lancashire, PR6
County: Lancashire
District: Chorley
Civil Parish: Anderton
Traditional County: Lancashire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lancashire
Church of England Parish: Adlington St Paul
Church of England Diocese: Blackburn
ANDERTON ROSCOE LOWE BROW SD 61 SW 14/9 17.4.67 Barn and shippon on east side of road, opposite Roscoe Lowe Farmhouse GV II
Barn, dated 1588 below eaves on north side, altered, with attached shippon or stable dated 1683 at 1st floor of west side. Squared sandstone with quoins, slate roofs with some stone slate. Barn is gable to road, shippon attached at right angles to far end of south side. Six-bay has various slit breathers at upper level of north side, and in west gable (which has been rebuilt following collapse); opposed wagon doorways to 3rd bay (from the west end), that on the south side flanked by later lean-to additions; to the right of the wagon door to the north side a chamfered Tudor-arched doorway, now blocked, immediately above the lintel a triple-recessed small square opening, and under the eaves at the east end a rectangular datestone lettered in relief ANO. Visible in the south wall to the right of the DNI 1588 wagon entrance, now in the shippon, is another blocked doorway, with a humped lintel. Interior: inner side of west jamb of north wagon entrance has a jambstone crudely incised with a "Celtic head"; at west end 3 original collar trusses with curved windbracing to overlapped purlins. Attached shippon of 2 bays (the 2nd set back), 1½ storeys, has a doorway to the 1st bay, at ground floor of 2nd bay an exceptionally large rectangular lintel (backed internally by a cambered beam) with a small window beneath it, and above this a square opening to the loft, a datestone to the right of this lettered in relief F (= Foster, Robert and Margaret). Said to R M 1683 have been used as workshop by Samuel Oldknow of Roscoe Lowe Farmhouse (q.v.).
Listing NGR: SD6181013366
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