Description

HUNTSHAW
SS52SW
8/112 Haddacott Farmhouse
and attached wall
and barn.
II
Farmhouse. Early/mid C18; remodelled and extended to rear c.
1860. Stone and cob, with colourwashed render; mid C19 rear
extension of coursed slate-stone with brick dressings; gabled
slate roof; mid C19 brick left stack, and large C18 external end
stack to right, of stone finished in C19 brick. L-plan with rear
right wing. 2 storeys; symmetrical 3-window range. Mid C19
yellow brick porch with 6-panelled (4 glazed) door. Mid/late C19
three-light casements with glazing bars. Mid C19 dairy outshut
adjoins mid C19 rear right wing. Interior: mid C19 doors and
staircase. Subsidiary features: approx. 3m long slatestone
rubble wall attached to C18 barn, remodelled in mid C19, which
projects at right angles from front right wing. Coursed
slatestone, with cob at upper level beneath eaves; hipped Welsh
slate roof. C19 plank double doors with strap hinges to
threshing bay, which has C19 plank door with strap hinges to
rear. Wheel house adjoins threshing bay.

Listing NGR: SS5086024137

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26399104

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