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Long Range of Outbuildings to NW of Sutton

A Grade II Listed Building in Llandow, Vale of Glamorgan

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.4402 / 51°26'24"N

Longitude: -3.5207 / 3°31'14"W

OS Eastings: 294399

OS Northings: 172337

OS Grid: SS943723

Mapcode National: GBR HG.NK3Z

Mapcode Global: VH5HY.X2L9

Plus Code: 9C3RCFRH+3P

Entry Name: Long Range of Outbuildings to NW of Sutton

Listing Date: 16 December 1987

Last Amended: 26 October 1995

Grade: II

Source: Cadw

Source ID: 13422

Building Class: Agriculture and Subsistence

ID on this website: 300013422

Location: Reached by a farm track to N of house; end on to house with range running W.

County: Vale of Glamorgan

Community: Llandow (Llandŵ)

Community: Llandow

Locality: Sutton

Traditional County: Glamorgan

Tagged with: Appendage

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Exterior

Main structure is a two-storey barn, partly late C16/early C17, later alterations include internal floor for cowhouse use. Steep slate roof (corrugated iron to rear), squared rubble blocks with blue lias dressings to (re-used?) doorways. Outside stone stair on right leads to boarded loft door, boarded loading doors to left; ventilator slits. Chamfered arched head (decayed) to entrance with boarded door; modern infill to left hand opening; further boarded door far left.

Attached towards house is one-storey slate and rubble implement shed retaining a blocked four-centred arched doorway at upper level of gable. Lean-to pig-sty below. Single storey corrugated and rubble range continues to W side ending with parapet gable. Central boarded door under timber lintol; steep A-frame pegged trusses inside.

Small one storey unroofed rubble barn in yard to N.

Interior

Fine, five bay, pegged A-frame, trussed roof with ends curved forward over wall plates; cambered collars; trenched purlins. Splayed gable opening (blocked) under timber lintels. Cobbled cross passage with partly blocked archway to rear

Reasons for Listing

Listed grade II for its group value with Sutton.

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  • II Small Outbuilding immediately to W of Sutton House
    Reached by farm track to N of house; rear set into slope adjoining garden.
  • II* Sutton
    Located approximately 1km S of Llandow village and 1km W of the Llandow trading estate on the SW bank of Sutton brook, down a long private track running NW from Sutton Road.
  • II The Great House (including attached Flanking Ranges)
    Located at the centre of the village opposite the Parish Church of The Holy Trinity. Set back from the road and bounded by a low rubble wall.
  • II Barn to the E of the Great House
    Located to the E of the Great House, facing onto the road in the centre of the village. Aligned on a NS axis set adjacent to the Great House.
  • II* Parish Church of The Holy Trinity
    Located at the centre of Llandow village, opposite The Great House.
  • II* Church Farmhouse (also known as The Glebe)
    Situated immediately to the NE of the Parish Church of Holy Trinity, in the centre of Llandow village. Set within its own gardens to front and rear, bounded by a low rubble wall.
  • II Ty Fry Farmhouse
    Located on the S side of the Llandow/Llantwit Major Road on the Eastern outskirts of Llandow village, rear elevation facing the road.
  • II The Rectory
    Located on the N side of the lane leading E to the B4268 from Llandow.

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