Description

PATRINGTON ENHOLMES
TA 32 SW
7/37 Stable range
approximately 30 metres
west of cart-shed/granary
1-10-86 range at Enholmes Farm
GV II

Stables and butcher's shop. 1849 for William Marshall. Orange-brown brick
with orange rubbed-brick dressings. Pantile roof. U-shaped on plan, with
central west-facing courtyard and butcher's shop in north-west corner.
Stands between cart-shed/granary and cattle house range (qv). Single
storey, with higher single-storey butcher's shop to north-east corner. East
side, 3 openings: a central round-headed opening, inserted doors beneath
timber lintels to each side, that to butcher's shop cutting a blocked
segmental-arched opening. Hipped roofs. North side: 3 segmental-headed
windows, inserted door to right. Courtyard: east range has central round-
headed opening flanked by pair of doors to left, and door, window and wider
doorway to right; north and south ranges each have 2 doors and 5 windows;
all openings with segmental arches. Stalls removed in C20. Disused at time
of resurvey. Part of a large early industrial farm. See item 7/35 for
sources.

Listing NGR: TA3012121967

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26365375

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