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Nobles Corner

A Grade II Listed Building in Barley, Hertfordshire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 52.0247 / 52°1'28"N

Longitude: 0.0372 / 0°2'13"E

OS Eastings: 539870

OS Northings: 238209

OS Grid: TL398382

Mapcode National: GBR L9H.46R

Mapcode Global: VHHL0.LCJQ

Plus Code: 9F4222FP+VV

Entry Name: Nobles Corner

Listing Date: 3 June 1987

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1175587

English Heritage Legacy ID: 162586

ID on this website: 101175587

Location: Smith's End, North Hertfordshire, SG8

County: Hertfordshire

District: North Hertfordshire

Civil Parish: Barley

Built-Up Area: Barley

Traditional County: Hertfordshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Hertfordshire

Church of England Parish: Barley

Church of England Diocese: St.Albans

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Description


In the entry for
BARLEY SMITH END LANE
(East Side
7/129 Barley

Nobles Corner


The description shall be amended to read:

House, C15, altered C16 and again in C17 and C18. Timber frame, rendered and
part weatherboarded. Steeply pitched hipped roof. 2 cell lobby entry. 1 storey
and attic, originally open hall with two end bays. Lobby entrance with a thatched
gabled porch, plank and muntin door. Flush frame small pane casements with
hoodboards, 3 lights to left, 5 lights to right. Weatherboarding below a 3 light
dormer with eyebrow thatching to right. Cross axial ridge stack. Catslide roof
over leanto outshut to rear right, scattered casements. Interior: Sooting to
roof timbers indicates the presence of former open hall though much of the
heavy timbering of the original crown post roof has gone. The original interior
layout with end bays for solar and service in the proportion 1:2:1 is clear and
there are indications of a large king-mullion window to the hall, to which a
cross passage door later blocked and with anarched head, also survives. The hall
was divided during the C16 when a stack was inserted; this was doubled in C17th
(a date of 1683 over porch may relate to this phase). During the C18th the plan
was altered to the present lobby entry form and the original door (QV) was blocked.
A good example of a small medieval house, albeit much mutilated.

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BARLEY SMITH END LANE
TL 3938 (East side)
Barley

7/129 Nobles Corner

- II


House. Early to mid C17, possibly earlier. Timber frame, rendered and
part weatherboarded. Steeply pitched hipped thatched roof. 2 cell lobby
entry. I storey and attic, possibly open originally. Central entrance
with a thatched gabled open porch, plank and muntin door. Flush frame
small pane casements with hoodboards, 3 lights to left, 5 lights to
right. Weatherboading below a 3 light dormer with eyebrow thatching to
right. Cross axial ridge stack. Returns have applied sham timber
framing, small pane casements, to right weatherboarding and a pentice
board. Catslide roof over lean-to outshut to rear right, scattered
casements. Interior not inspected.


Listing NGR: TL3987038209

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