Farm Buildings Complex Approximately 50 Metres North Of Little Wenham Castle Adjacent To South Of The Churchyard is a Grade II listed building in the Babergh local planning authority area, England. First listed on 30 October 1990. Farmbuilding.

Farm Buildings Complex Approximately 50 Metres North Of Little Wenham Castle Adjacent To South Of The Churchyard

WRENN ID
frozen-rafter-vetch
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Babergh
Country
England
Date first listed
30 October 1990
Type
Farmbuilding
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TM 03 NE LITTLE WENHAM CHURCH ROAD (EAST SIDE)

3/80 Farm buildings complex approx 50 metres north of Little Wenham Castle adjacent to south of the Churchyard

GV II

The description should be amended to read:-

Barn, cattlesheds and cartlodges. Probably C17 and C18, of earlier origin. The barn, timber framed and weatherboarded. Red brick plinth. Red plain tiled main and gabled midstrey roofs. Red pantiled lean-to cartlodge which is attached to west by a single storey red brick cartlodge/cattleshed with red pantiled roof, 8:3 open bays face into the farmyard. Attached to south east of the barn another single storey red brick, red pantile roof faces west into-the farmyard with 5 open bays and closed end bays, weatherboarded, with 3 stable doors. The southern face of the farmyard is formed to the south by the wall listed 3/79qv and to the west by the complex listed 3/81qv. Interior: Large 9-bay barn, close- studding, midrail and straight tension braces; jowled posts with brackets, replacing braces to tie- beam; circa C18 roof with collars morticed to principals and staggered butt purlins. The cattle sheds and cart lodges have clasped purlin roofs. Discussion and plan of farmyard and wall:- E Sandon, "Suffolk Houses" 1977, pages 39 and 4.


TM 03 NE LITTLE WENHAM CHURCH ROAD (EAST SIDE) 3/80 Farm Buildings complex approx 50 metres north of Little Wenham Castle adjacent to south of the Churchyard

GV II

Barn and cartlodges. Probably C17/C18 of earlier origin. The barn, timber framed and weatherboarded. Red brick plinth. Red plain tiled main and gabled midstrey roofs. Red pantiled lean-to cartlodge which is attached to west by a single storey red brick cartlodge with red pantiled roof, 8:3 open bays face into the farmyard. Attached to south east of the barn another single storey red brick, red pantile roof faces west into the farmyard with 5 open bays and closed end bays, weatherboarded, with 3 stable doors. The southern face of the farmyard is formed to the south by the wall listed 3/79qv and to the west by the complex listed 3/81qv. Discussion and plan of farmyard and wall:- E Sandon, Houses" 1977, pages 39 and 4.

Listing NGR: TM0809239134

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