The Granary, South East Of Hazelbury

ST 86 NW 2/148

BOX HAZELBURY The Granary, south-east of Hazelbury

GV II

Granary and cart-shed range, later C17, converted c1922-5 into garage, cottages and workshop by Sir H. Brakspear. Rubble stone, part roughcast with stone tiled roofs, coped gables and c1922 corniced ashlar stacks and hipped dormers. One and a half storeys. Open courtyard plan. Small scale court entered through low wall between wings. Chamfered basket-arched doorway with drips tone and oak plank door to left of main range with recessed chamfered single light above, 2-light recessed mullion window with hood to ground floor right. Doorcase has John Pritchard 1766 inscribed. North wing has plank door on inner face, south wing has outside stairs to loft door under dormer gable to right, 2-light renewed ground floor centre window with hood and single light to left. Gable ends of both wings have renewed 2-light windows with hoodmoulds to upper floors. Ground floors formerly had open 2-bay cart-sheds. Original 2-light windows with hoodmoulds to outer side of each wing. North gable end of main range has original attic light and inserted garage. Three rear dormer gables'are of c1922, one reusing original window.

Listing NGR: ST8357968341