Description

NY 14 SE BROMFIELD CROOKDAKE

8/33 Barns to east of
Crookdake Hall
11.4.67

G.V. II

Barns. Dated and inscribed. F.L.B.D. 1840 and A.E. B.D. 1893 (Ballantine
Dykes). Dressed red sandstone under Welsh and greenslate roofs with coped
gables and kneelers. 4 barns adjoining, that to left of higher roof line,
forming overall L-shape. Barn to left has segmental cart entrance with dated
keystone (1840) under segment-headed vents. Centre barn has C20 sliding door,
under loft doorway with flanking cross vents. Right barn has plank door with
dated lintel (1893) and loft doorways. Right-angled barn has blocked central
doorway under reused lintel inscribed Sr J.B. A.B. 1670 and Ballantine arms (Sir
John and Anne Ballantine), with flanking 2-light windows. Between upper-floor
string courses are a loft doorway and slit vents. End doorway has reused lintel
inscribed Sr J.B, L.A.B. 1674. These earlier datestones came from demolished
hall wings or outbuildings. Has G.V. with Crookdake Hall.

Listing NGR: NY1974744358

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26528434

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