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Latitude: 52.6692 / 52°40'9"N
Longitude: 1.4587 / 1°27'31"E
OS Eastings: 633949
OS Northings: 313560
OS Grid: TG339135
Mapcode National: GBR XJQ.PLZ
Mapcode Global: WHMTJ.C5VJ
Plus Code: 9F43MF95+MF
Entry Name: Stable at Woolseys Farm
Listing Date: 19 March 1985
Last Amended: 15 November 1999
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1379751
English Heritage Legacy ID: 479157
ID on this website: 101379751
Location: Broadland, Norfolk, NR13
County: Norfolk
District: Broadland
Civil Parish: Woodbastwick
Traditional County: Norfolk
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Norfolk
Church of England Parish: Ranworth St Helen
Church of England Diocese: Norwich
Tagged with: Stable Thatched building
TG 31 SW WOODBASTWICK SALHOUSE ROAD
(Panxworth)
494/4/120
Stable at Woolsey's Farm
19.03.1985
GV II
Stable and attached wall. Mid-C18, with C20 alterations. Red brick, with randomly placed vitrified bricks, rising from a flint plinth. Thatched roof covering.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, with blocked stable doorway to north wall, inserted window opening, and 2 half-lozenge shaped ventilators of honeycomb brickwork. Rear elevation has single storey lean-to outshut, set on herringbone brickwork plinth, with central stable doors to stable rear wall and to outshut.
INTERIOR: 3-bay double butt purlin roof, with wind braces to lower purlins. Principal rafters with morticed collars are not aligned with tie beams. Stable fittings mostly replaced by C20 steel pens, but the ledge for mangers along one gable wall, feed hatches from the hay loft against the gable walls, and holes for hay rack staves in the ceiling joists indicate that horses were stalled facing the gables. Loft floor supported by chamfered spine beam with ogee stops. Tack pegs within outshut suggest that it was the tack room.
To the south-west corner of the building, a low brick wall extends southwards to join the adjacent barn (item 4/119). HISTORY: this stable retains important evidence for the C18 practice of stalling horses across the gables of the building, and the development of separate tack room provision. It is also a component of a large integrated farmstead, made up of the farmhouse (item 4/118), the barn and shelter sheds (item 4/119) and the coach house (item 4/121), which together comprise a rare surviving example of C18 farmstead planning.
Listing NGR: TG3394913560
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