Range Of Farmbuildings, Comprising Bank Barn With Shippon And Stables With Loft Over Approximately 15 Metres South-West Of Whitefield Farmhouse (Q.V.) is a Grade II listed building in the Exmoor National Park local planning authority area, England. First listed on 18 March 1986. A C19 Farm building.

Range Of Farmbuildings, Comprising Bank Barn With Shippon And Stables With Loft Over Approximately 15 Metres South-West Of Whitefield Farmhouse (Q.V.)

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Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Exmoor National Park
Country
England
Date first listed
18 March 1986
Type
Farm building
Source
Historic England listing

Description

CHALLACOMBE WEST LANE SS 64 SE 2/77 Range of farmbuildings, comprising Bank Barn with shippon and stables with loft over approximately 15 metres south- west of Whitefield Farmhouse (q.v.)

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Range of farmbuildings comprising bank barn with shippon and stables with loft over. Mid C19. Shale stone rubble with slate roofs with gable ends, hipped to left side projection. Bank barn to centre with right-angled projections to each side forming 3-sided farm courtyard plan. 2 storeys with first floor access to rear. Bank barn has 2 winnowing doors to front with opposing large double plank doors to rear. Pyramidal stack of pigeon holes between. External stone steps to right side opening over plank door and 4 further ground floor plank doors to shippon to left. All openings have cambered stone arches. Stables project to right end with additional lofted shippon in the angle with 2 plank doors to east side and 2 window openings on each side. Stables have 6-paned windows each side of plank door. Projection at left end has plank door with cambered stone arch above 2 larger cart archways, that to left has double plank door that to right is partially infilled with plank door inserted. C19 roughly hewn roof trusses are intact to the whole range.

Listing NGR: SS6776641825

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