Description

SO 79 SW ASTLEY ABBOTS B4373

22/10033 Cartshed immediately
NNW of Hoards Park
Farmhouse

GV II

Cartshed with hay-loft. Circa mid C19. Buff-coloured and blue bricks. Clay plain tile roof with
gabled ends and corbelled brick eaves cornice. PLAN: Rectangular-on-plan cartshed with 4-bay
arcaded west front and loft above with external stairs to loft doorway in south gable end. At the
north end there is a lower cartshed without a loft. The rear wall is built over the earlier garden wall
that is situated immediately north of the house. EXTERIOR: 2 storey 4-bay west front, the ground
floor with arcaded open front with segmental arches and brick piers with bull-nose brick arrises.
Similar arrises to four round pitching-eyes to loft above. On the south gable-end there are brick stairs
with a solid brick balustrade to a loft doorway; above the doorway a diamond pattern of ventilation
holes in brickwork. Segmental arch doorway in rear wall, originally the garden wall doorway. At the
north end a lower single-storey cartshed. INTERIOR not inspected.

Listing NGR: SO7150594681

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26337583

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