Description

BURFORD AND UPTON A40 AND SIGNET (South Side) SP2411-2511 Bury Barn Inn with 6/2 attached stables and Dovecote wings,

GV II

Barn, coach/cartshed and stable plus dovecote now inn. Possibly C18 referred to as site of manorial barns in the C16. Rubble with Cotswold stone roof, the barn has coped verges and ball finials. Long 8-bay barn with long projecting gabled entries; to North linking to 2-storey 3-window coach-house/stable with ashlar dressings painted at time of resurvey; this stable has loft entry over segment-headed part-blocked entrance; the corner of the coach-house has 2 dates: 1850 on keystone of adjacent doorway and 1859 in re-set cast iron rain-water head. Set-back cart-shed in coursed and dressed rubble to right, blocked segment-headed entry; pigeon-holes in entry. C20 inn extensions to left of midstrey. To rear: domestic windows 3:2 flanking the entry; 2 buttresses. Interior: simple collar and tie-beam roof. R & M Moody: The Story of Burford (1983).

Listing NGR: SP2503711632

External Links

• Wikidata Q26649277

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