Description

DIPTFORD
SX75NE Farm building immediately
5/190 east of Beenleigh Farmhouse

GV II

Farmbuilding, probably a barn and integral stables and possibly a cider
house. Slate rubble. Slate roof with gable end to south end onto the road
and grouted scantle slate roof to north end with early crested ridge tiles.
The south gable end wall has a plinth with chamfered slate weathering.
Long rectangular plan, the north end may be a cider house or granary, the
centre may be a barn or cider house and the south end appears to be stables
with a loft above.
The west front faces the farmyard in front of the house; it has small first
floor window openings with slate cills. The ground floor has windows and
doorways all with dressed slate segmental arches; barn doorway at centre
and stable doorway to right of front with windows either side. Small
window is south gable end with inserted brick arch and blocked ventilation
slit above. Opposing barn doorway on outer east side has concrete lintel
inserted.
Interior: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SX7527856976

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26402123

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