Description

SK 28 SW PARISH OF HIGHLOW
2/67
12.7.67 Barn to the north east of
Highlow Hall (formerly
listed as barns to Highlow
Hall)
GV II

Barn. Mid C17. Coursed rubble gritstone with quoins, ashlar dressings, coped
gables and concrete tiles. Single storey, with overloft added at south east end.
Four roof bays, with off-centre full height double opening to threshing bay,
with quoined surround and segmental arched head. Planked double doors. Four
single doorways to the south east of the tall doorway, mostly with chamfered,
quoined surrounds, one with a tooled flat lintel, and that to the south east end
with a cambered head to the lintel. Plain plank doors. Ventilation slits at four
levels, Dovecote in south east gable with six tiers of perches, diminishing in
width and pairs of round-headed entry holes, Interior; tie beam trusses with
cambered tie beams, angle struts and collars, supporting a double purlin roof.
Large quoined opening to upper part of north west gable gives access to overloft
of adjoining cowhouse.

Listing NGR: SK2190880135

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26403492

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