Description

WHITE WALTHAM CHERRY GARDEN LANE
SU 88 SE
(east side, off)
9/41. 6/41 Stables and cart shed at
Woolley Firs, approx. 20
metres west of house

G. V. II

Combination farm building comprising cart shed and stables with lofts over; now used
for general storage. Mid C18. Mostly pinkish brick in Flemish bond with some
vitreous headers, part weatherboarded timber frame. Old tile hipped roof, long
rectangular plan with slightly projecting wings at ends; that on the south of 4 framed
bays, with curved queen strut roof. One and a half storeys. Offset and dentilled
brick eaves. East front: irregular. Former cart shed on left, weatherboarded and
with gabled hayloft breaking eaves to right of centre. Right hand section has 2 boarded
openings and a central, gabled hayloft breaking eaves. Central section has a
small projection on each end, adjoining projecting wings with roof continued down to
low eaves level. Doorway at centre with a window opening on each side with segmental
head. Similar hayloft to right of centre. West front: plain brick, 5 bays blocked
openings with segmental heads.

Listing NGR: SU8513480020

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26410984

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