Range of Farm Buildings Immediately North of Osborne Newton Farmhouse

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SX 64 NE CHURCHSTOW

4/8 Farm buildings at Osborne Newton Farm

GV II

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SX 64 NE CHURCHSTOW

4/8 Range of farm buildings immediately north of Osborne Newton Farmhouse

GV II

Extensive range of farm buildings including bank barns and stable. C17, C18 and C19. Rubble, some cob under eaves at rear; slate roofs, some corrugated iron and asbestos-cement. A long cumulative range with the earliest barn at the left, or west end. From the left a circa C17 barn in 2 storeys set gable towards the farmhouse (qv), against the slope with a very steep set of stone steps to the left side which has ventilation slits, and all at right angles to the remainder. Two plank doors and a square light, right; eaves raised. To its right a long C18/C19 bank barn to half-hipped outer end and gabled right end; 8 shippon doors under 2 loading openings to wood lintels, and a continuous range of pigeon openings at eaves. Central barn door to left of centre at back, scissors roof. With lower ridge-line to the right a 2-part bank barn, probably C18 with C19 modifications. Stable with stalls and cobbled floor, then under swept-down roof, right, further stable with 2 doors to segmental brick heads, 2 lights, and a small inserted cusped green stone lancet, probably medieval. At back a mid storey to raking roof and plank doors. Interior in 10 bays A-frame C19 roof and an early board floor. Far right is C18 bank barn in rough rubble with corrugated iron roof, with gabled left end and half-hipped right end; a lean-to open porch, left, covering door, and further door and light to right.

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CHURCHSTOW - SX 64 NE 4/8 Farmbuilding at Osborne Newton Farm GV II Extensive range of farm buildings including bank farms and stable. C17, C18 and C19. Rubble, some rendered cob; slate roofs, some corrugated iron and asbestos-cement. A long cumulative range with the earliest barn at the right, or east end. From the left a C19 barn in 2 storeys set gable towards the farm- house (qv), against the slope with a very steep set of stone steps to the left, and all at right angles to the remainder. Two plank doors and a square light, right; eaves raised in cob. To its right a long C18 bank barn to half-hipped outer end and gabled right end; continuous doors under 2 loading openings to granite or wood lintels, and a continuous range of pigeon openings at eaves. The outer gable has a plank door and 2-light mullioned opening. Central doors at back, scissors roof. With lower ridge-line to the right a 2-part bank-barn, under swept-down roof, modifications. Stable with stalls and cobbled floor, then under swept-down roof, right, further stable with 2 doors to segmental brick heads, 2 lights, and a small inserted cusped lancet in granite. At back a mid- strey to raking roof and plank doors. Interior in 10 bays A-frame C19 roof and an early board floor. Far right is C17 barn in rough rubble with corrugated iron roof, bank barn to hipped inner and gabled outer end; a lean-to open porch, left, covering door, and further door and light to right.

Listing NGR: SX6923245609

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