Cruck-Framed Building, Corrimony Grange, Corrimony is a Grade A listed building in the Highland local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 5 October 1971. Barn.

Cruck-Framed Building, Corrimony Grange, Corrimony

WRENN ID: worn-passage-sunrise
Grade: A
Local Planning Authority: Highland
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 5 October 1971
Type: Barn
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

Late 17th-early 18th century, rectangular cruck barn; low/walls

of harl pointed rubble; long 3-bay elevations to SE/NW.

Entrances in outer bays of NW elevation matched by similar in

SW, where that to west is enlarged and flanked by small slit

vent (left) and centre window (right). Later entrance slapped

in SW gable; under corrugated iron gablet; piended corrugated

iron roof.

Interior; 5 pairs cruck blades spring from base or wall,

linked at places by curved "yoke" collar ties; hip cruck

survives at NE gable end (that to SW removed to make room for

present entrance). Some spur ties survive (formerly linking

crucks with wall plate).

Light modern timber rafters support present corrugated iron

roof.

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