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farmyard complex — Crooked Street

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farmyard complex — Crooked Street
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Range of farm buildings, built c. 1810. Rectangular-plan on east-west axis, two-bay two-storey main building with external steps to east gable, single-storey extension to west, lean-to to west of extension, two single-storey outbuildings to west and south-east of main building, small outbuilding to east. Pitched corrugated-iron roof to main building, extensions and outbuildings, concrete verges to gables, uPVC gutters on painted timber fascias on eaves corbel course to main house and south-east outbuilding; pitched corrugated-iron roof held down by stone blocks to west extension; single-pitched slate roof to east outbuilding. Painted smooth rendered walling to west outbuilding, whitewashed rubble stone walling, painted brick quoins to remaining buildings. Square-headed window openings to main building, painted stone sills, painted timber lintels, painted timber casement windows. Square-headed door opening to centre of south elevation of main building, painted timber vertically-sheeted door, cast-iron door knocker. Complex set back from road, large garden, painted rubble stone boundary wall.

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