Description

THURGARTON BECK STREET
SK 64 NE
(north side)
4/95
Pigeoncote and
attached stabling
and granary at
Manor Farm
G.V.
II
Pigeoncote and attached stabling and granary. Late C18 and early
C19. Dressed coursed rubble, some ashlar and red brick. Pantile
roofs. C18 2 storey plus garret, single bay pigeoncote with, to
the left, the C19 slightly lower 2 storey, 3 bay stabling and
granary. Having in the granary block a doorway with stable door
and ashlar lintel, to the right is a single flight of ashlar and
red brick steps leading to the first floor, further right is a
doorway with plank door and ashlar lintel. In the pigeoncote is
a single rectangular opening. Above is a doorway with plank door
and in the pigeoncote 3 rows of red brick openings for birds with
2 sets of ashlar alighting perches. In the granary block is a
single slit ventilator. The rear and right gable walls of the
pigeoncote are part red brick, and the gable has part blocked
entrances for pigeons.

Listing NGR: SK6954449107

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26473657

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