Outbuilding Adjoining Burnt Hengoed Farmhouse At Rear

HUNTINGTON CP - SO 25 SE 2/102 Outbuilding adjoining Burnt Hengoed Farmhouse at rear - II Outbuilding. Probably C15, altered C17, late C19 and mid-C20. Part timber- framed on brick and rubble base with some weatherboarding and rubble refacing, part rubble with corrugated metal roof. Former cruck hall house of which two bays survive aligned north-east/south-west with through-passage in south-west bay. Large chimney inserted at north-east end probably when upper floor was added during the C17. Bays added at each end in C19, the south-west addition forming part of Burnt Hengoed Farmhouse. Now only single storey. Framing: some original parts visible externally. Main north-west elevation: original part is open apart from remaining sections of wall-framing. However the shaped doorhead to the through-passage doorway survives. There is a stable door at the north-east end and the south-west end bay has a 6-pane window and a door with a transom light and three glazing bars. Interior: remains of three cruck trusses with collars and also some C17 chamfered ceiling beams visible. (RCHM, III, p 75, item 8: BoE, p 198; Alcock, NW: CBA Cruck Catalogue, 1981).

Listing NGR: SO2644052156