Description

SE05SE ADDINGHAM C.P. BOLTON ROAD
(west side off)

2/41 Stables, piggery,
hen-house and
cartshed attached
to south end of
barn dated 1783,
200 metres
south-west of
Farfield Hall

G V II

Stables, piggery, hen-house and cartshed. Probably with barn of 1783
(q.v.). Hammer-dressed stone, stone slate roof. Stables and cartshed
form an L-shape with piggery and hen-house set in junction of the 2
ranges to rear. Single-storey. Stables have 2 sets of paired doorways
with common lintel and central monolithic jamb. 2 square windows with
plain stone surrounds. At right angles cartshed has 3 wide entries with
monolithic jambs and lintels with rebate for doors. Attached to west
end is 3-bay building with doorway with tie-stone jambs, quoined angles,
coped gable in which is set circular window with 4 keystones. Piggery
behind has small yard to front of each low building with small doorway.
Hen-house taken out of rear of stables has nesting boxes built into wall.
With barn dated 1783 (q.v.) forms 3 sides of an enclosed courtyard.

Listing NGR: SE0762851559

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26495421

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