Description

THOMLEY
SP60NW
6/184 Thomley Hall (not included),
the barn and stables approx.
10m, to NW

- II

Barn and stable. Probably C17, remodelled late C18. Brick in irregular bond with
old plain-tile and Welsh-slate roofs. 3-bay plan plus stable. Front has central
brick porch with weatherboarded gable. Rear has opposed doorway and slits. Front
and interior face of walls are of old narrow bricks; rear and right end wall of
larger bricks, with flared headers and a moulded plinth, and include bricks
inscribed "TS 1770", "AS 1770" and "TL 1770". One-bay slated stable and loft, to
left, has brick in end wall inscribed "SS 1770". Interior: Roof structure of
sawn and bolted timbers with queen-post trusses. End bays have inserted
first-floor granaries.

Listing NGR: SP6315408926

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26650597

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