Building record 642/1/2 - Barn near Crowley Green Cottage

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, 57474 (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

Stable, shippon and barn, probably mid seventeenth century altered by the Arley estate later nineteenth century. Brick-nogged oak frame, partly rebuilt; and extended in brick; grey slate roofs. The building encloses three sides of a small open-fronted yard. Brick barn left has shallow threshing porch over full-height double doors, two rows of loophole vents plus three in front gable, divided door in inner side near front, loading door in gable, boarded door and altered opening in outer face. Rear wing has cart door left, two divided doors, two loading doors in dormer gables, three loophole vents and one casement in wall of oak small framing partly rebuilt in brick. Right wing has truncated full cruck truss in front gable, oak small framing to outer face with diagonal braces beneath eaves at each corner, loading door in gable, two boarded doors and two loophole vents on inner face. The crucks are halved for (removed) collar; the framed walls are on sandstone plinth; the rear face is rebuilt in brick.