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Tag: Appendage

Annex to a construction, as a distinct building or a secondary part of the main one

Is a member of Building

Has sub-tags Barn Shed Outhouse Garden building Drying house Ash house Gin gang Lavoir Smokehouse

  1. II Two outbuildings, including a recessed beehive, and linking wall near north range of Featherstone Ca Photos
    Northumberland, NE49
  2. II Two Storey outbuilding on E.Side of Yard at Treleddyn Isaf/Lower Treleddyn
    Situated on eastern side of farmyard in front of farmhouse.
  3. II U-Plan outbuilding Ranges to N. & E. of Calcott Hall
    Isolated position, one mile east of Four Crosses and 1.25 miles NNW of Llandrinio.
  4. II Wall Attached to West
    Broadway, Wychavon, Worcestershire, WR12
  5. II Wall with two former Outbuildings
    Abuts the pavement at the corner of Pen-y-llan Street and High Street.
  6. II Weatherboarded Outbuildings to Prince of Wales Public House
    Inworth, Colchester, Essex, CO5
  7. II Wedding Barn
    North Yorkshire, YO21
  8. II West Bank, Attached Wall and Gate Piers, and Attached Outbuilding to South Photos
    Ashover, North East Derbyshire, S45
  9. II West range of outbuildings at Caerhedyn
    Situated on W side of farmyard across road from farmhouse, situated about 700m down Cwm Llyfnant lane from junction with A487
  10. II West range of outbuildings at Pontcowin
    Situated SW of the house at Pontcowin, at the end of a track some 450m N of the former A40 and approximately 1 km NE of Bancyfelin.
  11. II W Range of outbuildings at Nant-y-Dderwen
    Situated facing over E side of Tregaron to Llanddewi Brefi road, some 1.5 km N of Llanddewi Brefi.

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