NHER 20953 (Building record) - Barwick House and associated stable and carriage blocks

House is mid 18th century altered at rear 19th century. Red brick header bond façade, black glazed pantile roof. Two storeys three bays. Double pile, south façade with four brick giant pilasters with moulded brick capitals and entablature blocks. Central 19th century porch. Eaves cornice broken forward over pilasters. Hipped roof with three original dormers, two central ridge stacks with stone imposts and blank arches. 19th century bow window to east and other additons to north-east.

Stable block, 1742, English bond chequered brickwork; two storeys six bays; two bay centre; single outer bays, and two broken forward cart entrance bays with semi- dormer gables. Cart entrances with keystones now part blocked up. Gables have brick arches. Brick grilles to rear.

Carriage block dated 1748. Similar build, two storeys, five bays with ground floor arched openings (two bricked up). Windows and grilles above. Blank arches to gables. Rear with outshuts, one in galletted flint. Whole complex is work of Robert Glover as inscribed on plaques.
Inf from (S1).
E. Rose (NAU), 27 November 1984.

See (S2) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 3 July 2004.

(S3) says that the date 1742 applies to the house as well as the stables and that it replaces an earlier house on the site.
E. Rose (NLA), 9 November 2004.