Complex Of Farm Buildings To East Of Old Hall Farmhouse is a Grade II listed building in the East Staffordshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 26 March 1986. Outbuilding.

Complex Of Farm Buildings To East Of Old Hall Farmhouse

WRENN ID
fossil-balcony-wren
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
East Staffordshire
Country
England
Date first listed
26 March 1986
Type
Outbuilding
Source
Historic England listing

Description

In the entry for DUNSTALL C.P. DUNSTALL 5/29 Complex of farm buildings to east of Old Hall Farmhouse

The description shall be amended as follows:

In line 3 insert 'and slated' after 'tiled' and delete 'one small addition has slate'.

In line 23 after 'doors' insert the following:

The C20 steel-framed or timber-framed accretions with tin roofs to the north of the north-west wing of the farm buildings and to the north of the south-west wing of the farm buildings are not of special interest and are not included in this listing.


DUNSTALL C.P. DUNSTALL SK 12 SE 5/29 Complex of farm - buildings to east of Old Hall Farmhouse GV II

Outbuildings, including stables, cow houses, implement sheds and horse engine house. Early C19 with late C19 and C20 alterations. Red brick; hipped tiled roofs (one small addition has slate); a complex and extensive layout, the main range of which is roughly T-shaped, the remainder slightly detached forms an H overall. Viewed from the farmhouse (q.v.) to the west, 3 sides of a courtyard are formed; to the (north) left the most imposing part of the unit; the stables and hayloft over of 3:1:3 bays articulated by blind arcading and dentilled eaves (carried through the remainder) now with C20 openings below; slight central break, dentilled brick cornice and circular pitching eye to pediment, the arcading is carried through to the central range for one bay; beyond this are 5 hayloft doors over 5 stable doors and one cart door. The (south) right-hand detached wing has been altered on the yard side; the south side of 12 regular segmental-headed openings (3 to west glazed, the remainder louvred) to both floors and one loading door to the first floor and cart entry and stable door to ground floor left. To the east of the courtyard, but attached to the rear of the central range lie a 2-storey threshing shed wing and apsidal horse engine house immediately to the north. Attached to the east of the threshing shed is a single-storey workshop with a slate roof. Attached to the rear of the north corner of the courtyard and facing the engine house lies a cow house with store above of 9 louvred segmental-headed openings over 12 cow house windows and 3 segmental-headed doors. The farm is the home farm proper to Dunstall Hall, some 400m to the east, completely transcending an scale the Home Farm (q.v.) adjacent to the Hall (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SK1829220398

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