Description

SU 64 NE WINSLADE HACKWOOD PARK
16/16
26.4.57 Barn at
Hackwood Farm

II

C18. L-shaped structure of 2 periods, the earlier (north-south) block of 6 bays with
aisles, with a later unit built into the west side (south end), of 8 bays with aisles.
Timber-framed. The older wing has old tile roofing, 1/2-hipped, with cantilevered hipped
roofs above the entrance (third bay from the north). The truss has struts to the upper
purlins, arched and straight braces to tie-beams, the frame resting on brick base walls
(also dividing the aisles); weather-boarded walls, with the lower part in red brick.
The larger (east-west) unit is a taller Queen Post truss, with a corrugated iron roof,
with hipped tiled sections above the cantilevered entrances (at the second and third
bays), red brick walling in header bond.

Listing NGR: SP6699849777

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26467690

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