Oast Houses And Drying Shed To South Of Larkins Farm is a Grade II listed building in the Sevenoaks local planning authority area, England. First listed on 16 January 1975. Oast houses and drying shed.

Oast Houses And Drying Shed To South Of Larkins Farm

WRENN ID
woven-steeple-poplar
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Sevenoaks
Country
England
Date first listed
16 January 1975
Type
Oast houses and drying shed
Source
Historic England listing

Description

  1. 5280 PENSHURST CHIDDINGSTONE

Oast Houses and Drying Shed to south of Larkins Farm TQ 5045 7/869

II

  1. Picturesque group. Drying shed formed from C17 or earlier weather-boarded barn with high pitched tiled roof having oast inserted at north end with cowl rising through roof. Brick link to 2 early-mid C19 oasts at south end. 2 more oasts attached on west side. Oasts of red brick with dentil eaves cornices, tiled roofs and wood cowls. Along north end and around east corner of barn, pent shelter shed partly filled in with weatherboarding.

Oasts Houses and Drying Shed to south of Larkins Farm shall be amended to read Triangle Oast.

The address shall now be amended to read:

Oast Houses and Drying Shed to South of Larkins Farm

[The Second Amendment wrongly altered the address and this error is now corrected]


  1. 5280 PENSHURST CHIDDINGSTONE

Oast Houses and Drying Shed to south of Larkins Farm TQ 5045 7/869

II

  1. Picturesque group. Drying shed formed from C17 or earlier weather-boarded barn with high pitched tiled roof having oast inserted at north end with cowl rising through roof. Brick link to 2 early-mid C19 oasts at south end. 2 more oasts attached on west side. Oasts of red brick with dentil eaves cornices, tiled roofs and wood cowls. Along north end and around east corner of barn, pent shelter shed partly filled in with weatherboarding.

Oasts Houses and Drying Shed to south of Larkins Farm shall be amended to read Triangle Oast.


  1. 5280 PENSHURST CHIDDINGSTONE

Oast Houses and Drying Shed to south of Larkins Farm TQ 5045 7/869

II

  1. Picturesque group. Drying shed formed from C17 or earlier weather-boarded barn with high pitched tiled roof having oast inserted at north end with cowl rising through roof. Brick link to 2 early-mid C19 casts at south end. 2 more oasts attached on west side. Oasts of red brick with dentil eaves cornices, tiled roofs and wood cowls. Along north end and around east corner of barn, pent shelter shed partly filled in with weatherboarding.

Listing NGR: TQ5056045135

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