Description

The following building shall be added to the list:

HAMSEY
TQ 31 SE
9/426 Barn at Tulleywells Farm
to North West of Farm-
house
GV II

Barn. C18, reusing some C16 timbers. Timber-framed barn of 8 bays with aisle
to north west, clad on 3 sides in brick in Flemish bond with grey headers, the
south east side weather-boarded on brick plinth. Hipped old tiled roof with
weathervane with coach and horses. 2 double cart entrances to south east which
also has 3 fixed casement windows. Attached to north west is a 1-storey brick
building with tiled roof and brick floor, probably a stock pen. End bay of barn
to south west has been divided off into a workroom. The end 3 posts to the
north west have gunstock jowled posts and some curved braces to the wall plate
and this part and the partition wall have reused C16 timbers. The other upright
posts have curved profiles of C18 type. Roof has through purlins, angled queen
struts and pegged rafters without ridge piece. Wall plate has midrail and
diagonal braces. The aisle posts rest on brick padstones.

Listing NGR: TQ3914613208

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26557722

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