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Barford House and Outbuilding Wing at Rear

A Grade II* Listed Building in Enmore, Somerset

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.1171 / 51°7'1"N

Longitude: -3.0965 / 3°5'47"W

OS Eastings: 323350

OS Northings: 135883

OS Grid: ST233358

Mapcode National: GBR M1.9WY3

Mapcode Global: VH7DN.85WZ

Plus Code: 9C3R4W83+RC

Entry Name: Barford House and Outbuilding Wing at Rear

Listing Date: 29 March 1963

Grade: II*

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1058941

English Heritage Legacy ID: 269274

ID on this website: 101058941

Location: Pightley, Somerset, TA5

County: Somerset

District: Sedgemoor

Town: Sedgemoor

Civil Parish: Enmore

Traditional County: Somerset

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Somerset

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Description


ST23NW ENMORE CP
BARFORD PARK

2/14 Barford House and outbuilding
wing at rear
29.3.63
II*

Small country house in a landscaped park. Circa 1710 for Jeanes family on an earlier farmhouse core; altered with added
wings and an attic storey c1740; minor late C18 and C19 work; restored post 1958; 2 metal pennants, dated:- "J.G. 1666"
and "A.G. 1775". Local red brick of several different hues, Flemish bond, some moulded, rubble core; freestone
dressings; slate roofs, some bitumenised, large brick stacks with moulded caps; 2 ridge lanterns, one on a base formed
by a brick stack, arcaded with cupola and a pennant, the other conforming though executed in fibreglass. Symmetrical,
main block rectangular on plan, flanking quadrant wings; Baroque. Centre portion of 2 storeys and attic, 5 bays,
rusticated ashlar quoins to ground and first floor, plinth band, moulded first floor band, moulded and dentilled
cornice at attic floor level; attic storey with end pilasters, parapet with moulded capping, corner urns. Twelve-pane
sash windows to ground and first floor in moulded cambered head architraves with keys, sills on consoles; 6-pane sash
windows in moulded architraves to second floor. Central architrave door opening, triangular pediment on consoles; half-
glazed door, paired panelled inner doors. Single storey wings; frieze and moulded cornice, tall parapet with a coping.
End elevation of each with a pedimented gable, coping ramped over with pedestal; under each two 12-pane sash windows
with thick glazing bars, moulded architraves similar to main block; circular window to tynpanum; brick corner pilasters
and pilasters at intervals flanking an arcade of blank semi- circular head niches with emphasised imposts. Returns and
rear in plain style; some 12-pane sash windows similar to front, some 2-light casements, some with leaded lights; 2
storey bow. Single storey rubble outbuilding at right angles to rear. Interior with simple cornices; flagged entrance
hall; 3 good chimney pieces to ground floor, further C19 chimney piece; dining room with panelled chimney-breast;
staircase; 6-panelled doors. (Country Life, November 7, 1974).


Listing NGR: ST2335035883

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