Description

EARDISLEY CP off A 4111 (west side)
SO 35 SW
3/41 Barn and shelter shed
about 50 yards south-west
of Great Quebb Farmhouse and
adjoining outbuilding and
garden wall
GV II
Barn and shelter shed. Probably C18, altered mid-C19. Part timber-framed
with some brick infill and weatherboarding, part brick and rubble on rubble
base with corrugated metal roofs. Possibly five framed bays aligned north-
west/south-east; central wagon bay with opposed cart entries. Ventilation
slits in brick walling. Interior: wall framing has three panels from sill
to wall-plate and long straight braces across the lower corners. There are
intermediate tie-beam trusses with raking struts and two tiers of trenched
purlins. Shelter shed adjoins to north-west. Rubble with corrugated metal
roof. Five bays, open on south-east side with roof supported on timber posts.
North-west end bay is blocked with boarded infill and has a 2-light window and
a door. Interior: roof has intermediate king-post trusses. The barn and shelter
shed is prominently sited to the south-west of Great Quebb Farmhouse and adjoin-
ing outbuilding and garden wall (qv). Included for group value. (RCHM, III,
p 55, item 33).

Listing NGR: SO3013351875

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26361252

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