Description

UGTHORPE Al71
NZ 81 SW
6/255 (north side) off
6.10.69 Farmbuildings to east
of Mulgrave Farmhouse

GV
II
Former coach-house, barn with gingang, stables, pigsties and byre. Coach-house
date red brick in Flemish bond on stone plinth; barn coursed herring-bone-tooled
sandstone, stable coursed lightly-tooled sandstone, remainder brick with upper
courses of stone. Pantiled roofs with stone ridges and kneelers. Buildings
form square around farmyard. Coach-house to west has lost most of its back
wall, and is little more than a front wall and roof, with alternating block
stone quoins and a big round-arched carriage entrance whose dated key bears
initials I.C. Hipped roof at left. 2-storey barn fords north range; 4 bays,
irregular, on rubble plinth. One stable door, a sliding door, 4 boarded doors
and scattered small openings; hipped roof. (Square-ended hip-roofed wheelhouse
attached to north side of barn: blocked openings, but 1 door and some windows
remain, also main beam and spine beam inside). 1-storey L-shaped range to north
and east in stable with raised dovecote above passage arch: 3 pigeon holes and
alighting shelf; pyramidal roof with nave. 4 bays to left of arch, 1 to right
and 3 in North part. 2 double doors, 3 stable doors and a small opening at
south end. South range is pent against tall external wall. Pigsties to east
and former cartshed,now byre, to west. 3 stable doors, feeding chutes and 2
small openings in filled cart arches. Wall at south-west corner joins C19 house
extension. Later hayshed built behind coach-house wall, is not of special
interest.

Listing NGR: NZ8109310463

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26441552

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