Barn And Farmbuildings Range To North Of Whiteway Farmhouse

CIRENCESTER

SP00SW THE WHITEWAY 578-1/2/304 (East side (off)) 08/09/87 Barn and farmbuildings range to N of Whiteway Farmhouse

GV II

Barn and farm building range. Mainly mid C19, but barn possibly C18. Limestone rubble, some ashlar dressings; stone slate roofs. A long range of buildings attached by a length of boundary wall to north-west corner of farmhouse; barn with hipped outer end continuous with 2-storey stable or carriage unit, then, set back and lower roof-line a cow shed and an open-fronted unit, now enclosed. Towards house the barn has deep gabled porch with stone slated hood over pair of early plank doors, flanked left and right by lean-tos with corrugated roofs. Adjoining, in same plane but higher roof line, a 2-storey unit with large elliptical-arched opening to throughway, and a second blocked opening to its right, containing later horizontal light; above are two 2-light wood casements with leading. Gable, right, has stone-slated lean-to below casement. Set back is a low unit with 3 openings and a door, then, slightly higher a unit with full-height door adjoining a 9-bay open shed with square dressed stone piers, now filled with rubble walling to approximately 2m height in openings, far right a floored unit which looks earlier than remainder. Far side has hipped porch to barn with plank doors now off hinges; square-headed throughway; long unit, roofed partly in corrugated asbestos. Far left a full-height plank door and a smaller door. Barn four 1/2 bays, 2 butt purlins, tie, cambered collar, all pegged. 2-storey section has King post roofs. A very good group of buildings mainly in original materials and slate, attached to the main farmhouse, forming a long L-plan.

Listing NGR: SP0269103022