Outbuilding Immediately To North-North-West Of Bullhead Farmhouse

IDDESLEIGH SS 50 NE 4/116 Outbuilding immediately to north-north-west of Bullhead - Farmhouse - II Outbuilding whose original purpose is unclear but was unlikely to be agricultural although tile absence of a fireplace apparently precludes a domestic use. C16. Walls are of very small pieces of coursed stone rubble, faced with cob on the inside. Left-hand wall rebuilt in brick. Hipped corrugated iron roof. Plan: 1-room plan with no sign of a fireplace but it is possible that the rebuilding of one end wall replaced a chimneystack at that end. Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical front with doorway at right-hand end which has original roundheaded moulded wooden frame and heavy studded plank door. Latyer inserted doorway to left. Leanto against right-hand end. Pigeon holes below eaves. Interior: heavy roughly chamfered ceiling beams. Roof: both original trusses survive - one-a side-pegged jointed cruck, one a raised cruck. High morticed cranked collars, diagonal ridge and threaded purlins. The timbers are all clean.

Listing NGR: SS5874907248