Farm Buildings To North East Of Manor Farmhouse

ALDBROUGH LUCY CROSS ROAD NZ 2011-2111 (east side)

11/16 Aldbrough St John Farm buildings to north- east of Manor Farmhouse

GV II

Farm buildings around a fold yard, and gin-gang to north-east. c1832 (date of pigeoncote (qv)). For the Duke of Northumberland. Rubble with ashlar dressings, stone slate and artificial stone slate roofs. 2 and 1 storeys. Quoins. Range facing south-west: on left, single-storey cart-shed and riding-horse stable range, with 2 segmental-arched ashlar cart openings on left and shuttered window and board door in ashlar surround to stable on right; artificial stone slate roof, hipped to left. To right, 2-storey stable and hayloft range has wide segmental-arched ashlar opening on left, with C20 plywood door, giving access to fold yard; on right, board stable door flanked by windows, all in ashlar surrounds; on first floor, 3 shuttered windows and pitching door, all with ashlar surrounds; artificial stone slate hipped roof. Rear range, north-east side: projecting on right a 6-sided gin-gang, with ashlar quoins at angles, and to 3 easternmost sides blocked openings with segmental-arched lintels, ashlar buttress on easternmost corner; 2 sides nearest granary to which it is attached are open; hipped stone slate roof. Granary attached to gin-gang, of 6 internal bays, with hipped stone slate roof. Single-storey side return ranges have segmental-arched brick openings onto fold yard (which is now covered in) surviving unaltered to north-west range and from them projecting low walls forming pens, with integral water and feed troughs. Interiors: riding-horse stable has original wooden fittings; gin-gang has strutted roof trusses; flagged floor to granary.

Listing NGR: NZ2051111663