Description

ICOMB ICOMB VILLAGE
SP 22 SW
2/203 Barn opposite Icomb Lodge
GV II
Barn. Mid-late C18. Alternating courses of orange and cream
coloured coursed squared and dressed limestone. Extension built
of the same limestone but not in alternatiing courses. Concrete
tile roof to the main body. Stone slate to the extension. Barn
rectangular in plan with an extension to the right gable end.
Double-width entrance with timber jambs, lintel and wooden brackets
(to eaves height) on the west side. Lower double-width entrance
opposite. C20 fixed casement to right with a timber lintel.
Similar casement inserted within blocking of a single-width doorway
to the extension. Ventilation slits with small diamond-shaped
openings at the top of each in the side walls and gable end. Two
high single-width doorways with timber lintels at the rear to the
left of the double-width doorway. Extension; 1½ storeys with
single-width doorway with timber lintel and small single-light
window to the ground floor at rear. Pitching window with raking
roof to the loft.
Barn interior; 5 bays. Original collar and tie beam roof trusses
with halved apexes. Double butt purlins. Loft inserted within
the roof space of the two right-hand bays. Two timber uprights on
stone bases support along the axis.

Listing NGR: SP2131322745

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26382716

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