NHER 40086 (Building record) - Bluestone Farm Barn, New Road

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This barn dates to around 1800 and is made from English bond red brick with a pantile roof. It has three steads and two storeys. The barn features a platband between floors and formerly had central cart doors framed by pilasters. In 2003 the barn was converted to housing and the honeycomb windows in the side walls were replaced by ordinary windows.

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Map sheet TF83NE
Civil Parish SOUTH CREAKE, WEST NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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October 1985. Listed, Grade II.
Barn, dating to around 1800. English bond red brick, pantiles. Three steads; two storey elevation, outer bays of side walls having two ground floor and two first floor honeycomb brick windows. Platband between floors. Central cart doors framed by pilasters, and arched. Dentilled cornice. Tumbled parapet gables with honeycomb windows.
Information from (S1).
E. Rose (NLA) 11 November 2003.

Elevations (S2) in file show barn converted to housing, honeycomb windows in side walls replaced by ordinary windows and others added.
E. Rose (NLA) 11 November 2003.

The farm takes its name from a large boulder (erratic?) which was formerly set against the corner of this barn; it was moved to the garden around 1930 to mark the graves of two dogs.
E. Rose (NLA) 6 December 2005.

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  • <S1> Designation: Historic England. National Heritage List for England. List Entry 1304370.
  • <S2> Drawing: Various. Various. Architectural plans.

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Oct 6 2017 2:07PM

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