Description

ERTH BARTON
1.
5155
Erth Barton
(formerly listed as
SX 35 NE 3/21 17.1.52 Earth Barton)
II* GV
2.
The mediaeval house has been replaced by a C17 one. 2 storeys, rubble with slate roof.
'L' plan. Main wing has 5 bays and central gabled tower porch. The right hand 2 bays
altered (but now re-converted from beam although retaining stops to upper level).
The left hand part has 2 three light mullion windows on first floor and a 6 light
ground floor window, dripmoulds. Porch has a 2 light mullion window with drip and an
arched and moulded doorway below. Extension wing is large with 2 windows, one on
ground floor retains pairs of mullions. The inner door of the porch repeats the
mouldings of the outer door and has a fine studded door fleur de lys hinges. Good
wide fireplace with decorative spandrels in ground floor room to left. Through
passage plan. Rear also 'L' plan with a further gable in the angle (partly slate
hung with mullion windows).

Listing NGR: SX3811256334

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17531866

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