Listed buildings in Roeburndale
Appearance
Roeburndaleis acivil parishinLancaster,Lancashire,England. It contains 19listed buildingsthat are recorded in theNational Heritage List for England.All of the listed buildings are designated at Grade II, the lowest of the three grades, which is applied to "buildings of national importance and special interest".[1]The parish is completely rural, and all the listed buildings are houses, farmhouses and farm buildings.
Buildings
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Winder Farmhouse and barn 54°03′46″N2°37′18″W/ 54.06267°N 2.62177°W |
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Early 17th century (probable) | The house and barn are insandstonewith a stone-slate roof and are in two storeys. The house has two separate outshuts on each side. Most of the windows aremullioned,and above the doorway is a decorated and inscribedlintel.The barn to the right is of a later date, and has a wide entrance with a segmental arch.[2][3] |
Eastern farm building, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′07″N2°35′30″W/ 54.08540°N 2.59170°W |
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1652 | The building originate as a house, and has since been converted for other purposes. It is insandstonewith s stone-slate roof, and has two storeys. The windows aremullionedand some of them have been blocked. The original doorway has been re-set and blocked; it has amouldedsurround and an inscribedlintel.Elsewhere are a doorway and pitching holes.[2][4] |
Smeer Hall 54°05′19″N2°34′44″W/ 54.08851°N 2.57899°W |
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1654 | The house, that was extended in the 18th century, is insandstone,and has a roof partly of stone-slate and partly ofslate.It is in two storey with an attic and hasmullionedwindows. Inside the house is abressumer.[5] |
Bellhurst Farmhouse and barn 54°05′20″N2°35′09″W/ 54.08893°N 2.58593°W |
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Late 17th century | A house and barn insandstonewith roofs ofslateand stone-slate. The house has two storeys and fourbays.Most of themullionshave been removed from the windows, and the doorway has achamferedsurround. Inside the house is abressumer.[6] |
Middle Salter Farmhouse and barn 54°03′47″N2°36′29″W/ 54.06298°N 2.60794°W |
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Late 17th century | The house and barn are insandstoneand have two storeys. The original part of the house ispebbledashedwith aslateroof, and is in twobays.Some of the windows have retained theirmullions.To the right is a single-bay extension withsash windows.To the right of this is the barn, with a wide entrance and a pitching hole. Inside the house is abressumer.[7] |
Outhwaite Farmhouse 54°05′06″N2°35′31″W/ 54.08493°N 2.59191°W |
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Late 17th century | Apebbledashedstone house with a stone-slate roof, it has two storeys and fourbays.Themullionshave been removed from the windows. There is a later single-storey porch. Inside the house is abressumer.[2][8] |
South farm building, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′07″N2°35′32″W/ 54.08523°N 2.59214°W |
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Late 17th century | The building was originally two houses with two storeys. They are insandstone,the west house has a roof of stone-slate, and the east house has aslateroof and a rear wing. The windows aremullionedalthough some mullions have been removed. The doorway has amouldedsurround, and a decoratedlintelinscribed with initials and a date that has been changed.[2][9] |
Farm building, Stauvin Farm 54°04′35″N2°35′00″W/ 54.07627°N 2.58344°W |
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1696 | The farm building originated as a house, and is insandstonewith a roof partly ofslateand partly of stone-slate in two storeys. On the front are doorways and windows some of which have been altered or blocked, and at the rear are windows in both floors.[10] |
Stocks and whipping post, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′06″N2°35′31″W/ 54.08505°N 2.59208°W |
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c. 1700 (possible) | Thestocksandwhipping postare insandstone.The stocks are set into a wall, and consist of two square posts with grooves inside. The lower board contains four semicircular holes for legs; the upper board is missing. The whipping post ischamferedand has an iron ring at the top.[2][11] |
Former farmhouse, Barkin Gate 54°04′42″N2°36′26″W/ 54.07828°N 2.60716°W |
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1709 | The building was originally a house, later used for other purposes. It is insandstonewith a stone-slate roof, and is in two storeys with threebays.The windows aremullioned,and the doorway has amouldedsurround and an inscribedbattlementedlintel.[12] |
Lower Haylot Farmhouse 54°03′18″N2°36′55″W/ 54.05496°N 2.61528°W |
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1724 | Asandstonehouse, with a roof ofslateat the front and stone-slate at the rear. It has two storeys and threebays,and the windows aremullioned.In the centre is a single-storeygabledporch, and has a doorway with amouldedsurround and an inscribedbattlementedlintel.[13] |
Farm building, Scale Farm 54°04′54″N2°34′37″W/ 54.08154°N 2.57688°W |
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Mid 18th century | The building originated as a house and a barn insandstonewith a stone-slate roof, and is in two storeys. The house hasmullionedwindows and two doors. In the barn is a wide entrance, a shippon door, windows, and a pitching hole, and it has a lean-to extension.[14] |
Leyland Farmhouse 54°05′05″N2°34′15″W/ 54.08480°N 2.57097°W |
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1756 | The house is insandstonewith a stone-slate roof, in two storeys and twobays.The windows aremullioned,and the doorway has amouldedsurround. On the rightgablewall is a 20th-century porch with a re-set inscribed plaque.[15] |
North barn, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′07″N2°35′32″W/ 54.08541°N 2.59220°W |
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1761 | The barn is insandstonewith a stone-slate roof. On the south front are a window set in a blocked threshing door, a pitching hole, a doorway with an inscribed plaque above, and a wide doorway. The north front has lean-to extensions, and a blocked wide entrance with a segmental arch now containing a door and window.[2][16] |
Harterbeck Farmhouse and store 54°04′02″N2°35′40″W/ 54.06713°N 2.59454°W |
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Mid to late 18th century | Originally two houses, the building is insandstone.with the front of the roof inslateand the back in stone-slate. Each part has twobays,mullionedwindows, and a doorway. At the rear are two stair windows. On the front of the house is a porch with a flat flagstone top.[17] |
Mallowdale Farmhouse and farm building 54°03′08″N2°36′27″W/ 54.05225°N 2.60752°W |
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Late 18th century | The house and farm building are insandstonewith a stone-slate roof. The house has two storeys and twobays,and the windows aremullioned.There are porches on both front and back fronts, that on the back has a re-used 17th-century doorway with a triangular head. The farm building has a wide doorway.[18] |
West farm building, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′07″N2°35′33″W/ 54.08530°N 2.59248°W |
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Late 18th century (possible) | Asandstonebuilding with a stone-slate roof, in two builds. Both parts have doorways with long-and-shortjambsand pitching holes. The newer part, on the right, also has pigeon holes.[2][19] |
North western barn, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′08″N2°35′33″W/ 54.08546°N 2.59250°W |
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c. 1800 | The barn is insandstonewith a stone-slate roof. On the western front are two wide entrances, one with acanopy,and a shippon door. In the east front are a projecting shippon with a doorway, a threshing door, above which is a re-set inscribed plaque, and a pitching hole.[2][20] |
Western barn, Outhwaite Farm 54°05′07″N2°35′33″W/ 54.08516°N 2.59262°W |
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c. 1800 | Asandstonebarn with a stone-slate roof, it has a projecting shippon on the left and a lean-to shippon on the right. Between the shippons is a wide entrance with a segmental arch, and at the rear is a threshing door, now blocked and containing a window. There are doors in both shippons.[2][21] |
References
[edit]Citations
- ^Historic England
- ^abcdefghiHartwell & Pevsner (2009),p. 581
- ^Historic England & 1071607
- ^Historic England & 1317729
- ^Historic England & 1164544
- ^Historic England & 1317782
- ^Historic England & 1071606
- ^Historic England & 1164555
- ^Historic England & 1071608
- ^Historic England & 1071604
- ^Historic England & 1362585
- ^Historic England & 1164460
- ^Historic England & 1362583
- ^Historic England & 1362584
- ^Historic England & 1317767
- ^Historic England & 1164593
- ^Historic England & 1071605
- ^Historic England & 1317743
- ^Historic England & 1362586
- ^Historic England & 1071609
- ^Historic England & 1317712
Sources
- Hartwell, Clare;Pevsner, Nikolaus(2009) [1969],Lancashire: North,The Buildings of England, New Haven and London:Yale University Press,ISBN978-0-300-12667-9
- Historic England,"Winder Farmhouse and barn adjoining to south-west, Roeburndale (1071607)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved11 June2015
- Historic England,"Eastern farm building, Roeburndale (1317729)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Smeer Hall, Roeburndale (1164544)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Bellhurst Farmhouse and barn adjoining to west, Roeburndale (1317782)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Middle Salter Farmhouse and barn adjoining to north-west, Roeburndale (1071606)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved11 June2015
- Historic England,"Outhwaite Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1164555)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved11 June2015
- Historic England,"Farm building on south side of farmyard, approximately 25 metres north of Outhwaite Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1071608)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved11 June2015
- Historic England,"Farm building south-east of Stauvin Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1071604)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved8 June2015
- Historic England,"Stocks and Whipping Post approximately 15 metres north-west of Outhwaite Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1362585)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Former farmhouse on south-east side of farmyard at Barkin Gate, Roeburndale (1164460)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Lower Haylot Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1362583)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Southern farm building at Scale Farm, Roeburndale (1362584)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Leyland Farmhouse, Roeburndale (1317767)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Barn on north side of farm yard, Roeburndale (1164593)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Harterbeck Farmhouse and farm store adjoining to east, Roeburndale (1071605)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved8 June2015
- Historic England,"Mallowdale Farmhouse and farm building adjoining to west in same range, Roeburndale (1317743)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Farm building on west side of farmyard, Roeburndale (1362586)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"North-western barn, Roeburndale (1071609)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,"Western barn, Roeburndale (1317712)",National Heritage List for England,retrieved12 June2015
- Historic England,Listed Buildings,retrieved8 June2015