Description

OVER WHITACRE HURLEY LANE
SP29SE (North side)
3/135 Barbers Farm Cottage
22/07/80
- II
Cottage. Late C15, altered and extended C19. C19 brick walls replacing the
original timber-framing. Sandstone rubble plinth. The front wall has been
painted in imitation of timber-framing. Plain-tiled roof with end stack. Two
storeys. 3 first floor windows, including one small casement. Doorway with C20
window at either side. Interior: The original cottage was of cruck construction.
The south gable end truss remains and is exposed internally. The framing of this
truss is closed and is weathered on the south side. The framing is well
carpentered and of substantial scantling. The spurs, middle rail and king-post
rising from the collar to the ridge are visible but access to the roof was not
possible so that the jointing at the apex was not inspected. Single tier of
inclined through-purlins extending northwards. Inserted C17 partition wall and
floor into possible former open-hall.

Listing NGR: SP2511692229

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26646865

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  This Old House: Restoring, Rehabilitating, and Renovating an Older House
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