LITTLE STUBBINGS DOVECOTE AND BARN
List Entry Summary
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: LITTLE STUBBINGS DOVECOTE AND BARN
List entry Number: 1154754
Location
LITTLE STUBBINGS DOVECOTE AND BARN, BURCHETTS LANE
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County:
District: Windsor and Maidenhead
District Type: Unitary Authority
Parish: Bisham
National Park: Not applicable to this List entry.
Grade: II
Date first listed: 11-Apr-1972
Date of most recent amendment: 22-Sep-1987
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Legacy System: LBS
UID: 40780
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History
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Details
SU 88 SW BISHAM BURCHETTS LANE
(east side)
Burchetts Green
5/5
Little Stubbings, dovecote and
11.4.72 barn (Stubbings Manor) formerly
listed as Little Stubbings dovecote
and barn at Stubbings Manor Farm.
II
Two barns and dovecote, now part house and part disused barn. C18, altered early and
late C20. Timber frame, weatherboarded, old tile gabled roofs. L-plan, one barn of
8 framed bays, running west to east, the other barn at right angles at the east end of
5 framed bays, running north to south. Tall dovecote of square plan, adjoining west
end. Dovecote: now a dwelling is of painted weatherboarding, with slight gabled projections
at front and rear; the former with pigeon holes. Double row of pigeon holes to all 4
sides below eaves. Round windows at first floor level to front, with geometrical glazing.
Pyramidal tiled roof with delicate iron weathervane. North front: irregular. Large
pair of plank doors to garage on left. Two pairs of fixed casements on right of doors,
a large 4-light window with bars and then a pair of opening casements with a ledged,
braced and framed barn door each side. To right of this, 2, one-light casements, bars
in top section and a pair of doors in bottom. French casements at right end. Interior:
8-bay barn has queen post roof, 2 sets of butt purlins, curved braces and jowled posts;
4 bays are now used as part of the house. The interior of the 5-bay disused barn adjoining
on east, has a queen post roof, one set of butt purlins, straight braces and jowled posts,
and is probably later. The entrance to the house is contained in an early to mid C20
brick extension adjoining and to the right of the bellcote, and is of no special interest.
Listing NGR: SU8405181240
Selected Sources
National Grid Reference: SU 84051 81240
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