Implement Shed With Granary Loft And Adjoining Cottage At Home Farm

1. 5321 STARSTON CHURCH HILL (east side) Implement shed with granary loft and adjoining cottage at fibre Farm TM 28 SW 21/1086

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1. Circa 1840, a model farn by Samuel Taylor, a gentleman farmer with architectual interests and a friend of J C London. Designed for his uncle Meadows Taylor, and illustrated in London's Encyclopaedia of Rural Architecture. Only the implement shed and granary range and adjoining cottage are included. The remainder of the farm is situated to the north-west and comprises a series of single-storey ranges planned around stock yards with a cart-tray through the middle. Built of flint cobbles with red brick dressings and with low pitched hipped and gabled roofs of slate. The implement shed is a long range with a weatherboarded granary loft above, supported on timber posts, with low brick wall dividing each bay. Adjoining the south of implement shed there is a cottage of flint with red brick dressings, brick dentil eaves and a slate hipped roof, segmental-headed windows with casements and a plank door. The house, Stanton Place also by S Taylor has been demolished but was situated to the south of the farm buildings.

Listing NGR: TM2356984502