Description

EASTON GREY THE STREET
ST 88 NE
(east side)
3/24 Barn and adjoining ranges of
outbuildings to the south-east
12.12.51 of Bridge House
GV II

Barn and attached loose box range and shelter building. C17 barn
of squared and coursed rubble with stone slate to steeply pitched
gabled roof. Garden front has central full-height midstrey with
hipped roof and blocked entrance with plank door below. Later
lean-to outshut to right-hand, 1923 gabled stable extension to
left-hand with loft opening under bracketed hood at gable apex and
two 3-light casements below. Roadside facade has double gates to
centre and 2 gabled loft dormers with plank doors. Loose box range
to left-hand of rubble with stone slate roof. Four circular piers
to entrances and plank gates. Shelter building to right-hand has
rubble rear wall to road and stone slate roof supported on 3
circular stone piers. Interior. Barn has a through-purlin roof
structure with arched braces to collar beams. Shelter building has
a simple butt-purlin roof with much renewal of timbers.

Listing NGR: ST8808187304

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26274212

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