Description

LANHYDROCK LANHYDROCK PARK
SX 06 SE
9/80 Barn in the estate yard with
- attached wall and cart shed

GV II

Barn and attached wall. Late C19, incorporating features of earlier date, including
a window removed from the Church of St Hydroc (q.v.) at the time of the C19
restoration. Slatestone and granite rubble. Granite dressings and quoins. Slate
roof with ridge tiles and gable end with raised coped verges and kneelers, with cross
finial to the south gable end ; the north end hipped.
Plan: Rectangular barn, built into the bank at the rear, and with a cart shed
attached at the north end. The wall is attached to south east, with a gateway; this
screens the Higher Garden from the estate yard.
Exterior: The front is 2-storey ; at ground floor 2 doors and 2 windows, all with
granite lintels, with a single storey lean-to left. First floor has central loading
door, window to right and left and irregular row of square pigeon holes. The north
end is blind with attached single storey open-fronted cart shed of 3 bays. The south
gable end has a 4-centred arched roll-moulded granite doorway with carved spandrels
and square hood mould ; C19 panelled and studded door ; above, a re-set blind 3-light
granite window, with chamfered mullions, 4-centred arch and hood mould. This end of
the barn was given an architectural treatment as it faces the Higher Garden. The
wall is attached to right, in rubble, about 3 metres high and about 15 metres long,
with granite doorway with 2-centred arch, hollow-chamfered with recessed spandrels,
C19 panelled and studded door. At the rear, the barn has central double doors,
reached by a ramp over a ditch, with door to right and window to left; at lower
level, 2 windows to left and central loading door above.
Interior: Not inspected.

Listing NGR: SX0843563754

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26435883

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