Description

ST HILARY
SW 53 SE
2/133 Cartshed and piggery at
approximately 40 metres south of
Tregembo Farmhouse

GV II

Cartshed and piggery (now stables). Circa early-mid C19. Painted rubble, walls with
roughly-hewn granite monoliths carrying the open front of the cartshed part. Grouted
scantle slate roof with gable ends, sweeping lower at the rear.
Plan: double depth plan with 2-pen piggery, left, 3-bay cartshed, right, with range
of pig's pens under integral outshut on lower ground at rear.
Exterior : Single storey. Doorways with ledged doors to the fronts of the piggeries;
3-bay open front to the cartshed.
Simple interiors with original roof structures.
Forming part of a group of farm buildings ranged around a rectangular farmyard
relating to Tregembo Farmhouse.

Listing NGR: SW5700131721

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26612943

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