Description

IRNHAM BULBY
TF 02 NE

4/165 Barn and stables at
Grange Farm

G.V. II

Barn, loose boxes and stables. c.1840 incorporating some re-used
C14 material. Coursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and
dressings, slate and asbestos roofs. U-plan. Stable and trap
house range, single storey, 9 bay front, the right hand 3 bays
are separately gabled. 4 planked doors with overlights and
ashlar lintels, 3 small semi-circular headed openings with cast
iron louvred lower lights, and a single basket arched opening to
trap house with planked double doors and to right a similar
opening to yard at rear. Tall steeply pitched barn, with
asbestos roof, in the gable end are 2 reset pointed lights with
chamfered surrounds and moulded heads and to the side are 3
basket arched openings. To the right of the street gable, a
further single storey range, blank to the street, containing
loose boxes which front onto a small crew yard.

Listing NGR: TF0503926103

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316159

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