Description

NY 45 NE IRTHINGTON NEWBY EAST

12/109 Newby Demesne
Farmhouse and
adjoining outbuilding

G.V. II

Farmhouse and adjoining outbuilding. Mid C19, probably for Thomas Henry Graham
of nearby Edmond Castle. Hammer dressed red sandstone; Welsh slate roof, yellow
brick chimney stacks. Scottish Baronial style. 2½ storey tower, has two-storey
extension of 2 and 3 bays. Tower has corbelled battlemented parapet with
crow-stepped gables. Double sash windows with glazing bars. Extension has
corbelled cornice, crow-stepped gable and first floor semicircular angle turret,
with conical pointed roof. Sash windows with glazing bars to ground floor and
2-pane sashes above. Further extension has large quoins and red brick chimney
stacks. Sash windows with glazing bars. Farmyard facade is less impressive:
mixed red and yellow sandstone with river cobbles. 3 storey projecting bay in
front of tower, has crow-stepped gable surmounted by cross finial. Right is
projecting 2 storey, single bay: sash windows with glazing bars: steeply
pitched roof with partly crow-stepped gable. Adjoining outbuilding at right
angles has plank doors and sash windows. Listing does not include other
farmyard buildings.

Listing NGR: NY4763158340

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26431155

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