Building record 641/1/2 - Crowley Grange Farm Buildings

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 57472 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Farm building containing barn, stable and cartshed, late seventeenth century and late eighteenth century or early nineteenth century. Brown brick with stone-slate roof. The barn, of late seventeenth century type, has flush sandstone quoins to two-third height, threshing porch to yard with oak lintel in original position above opening now reduced in height; inserted double doors; hopper casement; boarded loading door to loft; diamond vent. Right gable-end (seen from yard) has boarded divided door with loading door above; concrete loading-platform added on brick piers; small wood casement to each side. Face to road has blocked threshing-floor doorway, two inserted windows, two rows of diamond vents to loft. Left gable-end (seen from yard) has blocked central tall opening, boarded door left and two inserted windows. Former stable and cartshed, probably early nineteenth century, has no features of special interest. Interior of barn: three repaired kingpost trusses with oak tie-beams; oak purlins and diagonally set ridgepiece. Included for group value.