Description

ST 89 NE CHERINGTON -

3/46 Lockstone Barn

II

Field barn. Early C19. Coursed and squared local quarry rubble
stone with large quoins, Cotswold stone slate roof. 5-bays with
central opposed projecting cart entries. King-post trusses with
additional small arched braces below tie-beams. 3 trenched purlins
with curved wind bracing to lowest purlin across cart entries.
Pitch-hole on west gable, 8 small square vents on east gable, 2-
tiered slit ventilation on north wall and to right a double vent
from one stone with 2 very small arched openings. Cart entries
have original double timber doors. The barn is in very good
condition and completely intact except for now collapsed small
lean-to on south wall, (August 1984).

Listing NGR: ST8981197173

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26381251

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