Description

SJ 68 SE APPLETON C.P. BARLEYCASTLE LANE
(North Side)

7/5 Tanyard Farm
Farm-building.

II*

Threshing Barn late C16 (altered and partly converted to Shippon),
cartshed and stable, late C18 or early C19, forming al L-shaped block
with blue tile roofs. The barn at rear of yard is oak-framed on a
2ft. 6ins. sandstone plinth, with one intermediate rail, arch bracing
and brick-nogged panels. The timbers are of large section. Shippon
and hayloft doors and full-height double doors to threshing floor are
boarded. A probably C19 brick leanto covers rear opening to threshing
floor. Inside are 4 fine pairs of large crucks. The 2 eastern pairs
are complete, with collars near apex, the 2 western pairs sawn off
near top and braced with sawn collars and kingposts. Large oak
purlins. At left of yard 2 chamfered oak posts support roof of open
cartshed. The stable of 3 stalls has hayloft over; boarded door and
loading door. Ad hoc timber windows to shippon and stable, with
hoppers, in keeping.

Listing NGR: SJ6573783844

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17965334

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