Tithe Barn To South Of Campden House is a Grade II* listed building in the Cotswold local planning authority area, England. First listed on 25 August 1960. Tithe barn.

Tithe Barn To South Of Campden House

WRENN ID: ragged-gravel-cream
Grade: II*
Local Planning Authority: Cotswold
Country: England
Date first listed: 25 August 1960
Type: Tithe barn
Source: Historic England listing

Description

COMBE 5224 Tithe barn to south of Campden House

SP 13 NW 3/80 25.8.60

II* GV

2. Dated 1628, restored circa 1846 for Lord Gainsborough and again in the 1930s, probably by Norman Jewson. Ashlar with Cotswold stone roof. Two storeys, heavy C17 ogee moulded footings, and chamfered plinth over. Moulded string. Vents in form of crossed arrow loops as on south gable of Court House (qv). Heavy stepped buttresses to west gable. Cross plan with projecting gables over elliptical-headed through doors which have corniced 3 light mullion windows above. East end of ground floor converted to Estate Office. Queen-strut roof. The grange of Combe used to belong to Bordesley Abbey, which may indicate an earlier foundation date for this large tithe barn.

Listing NGR: SP1332037675

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