Keelars Farmstead to South of Keelars Farmhouse (EHER 34446)
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Summary
Farm buildings complex dated NCC 1861. Constructed of red brick with grey slate roofs. The buildings enclose the farmyard on four sides with an entrance to the north.
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Location
| Grid reference | TM 0525 2305 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | ELMSTEAD, TENDRING, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
Listed building description
Farm buildings complex dated NCC 1861. Constructed of red brick with grey slate roofs. The buildings enclose the farmyard on four sides with an entrance to the north. The western range adjoining Keelar's Lane is a single storey enclosed range with stable doors and windows all with louvres over. Extending north beyond the enclosed yard is a two storey range, the roof outshot to road. This range has four chamfered, red brick depressed arches to east and three to the north faces, these with stone imposts. Two of the northern archways now have vertically boarded doors. There is a loft doorway to north face. Moulded cornice. There is a semi-circular window with glazing bars and stone plaque relating "NCC 1861" to gable. Dentilled eaves cornice to east face. There is an iron driving shaft running through the ground floor. The southern single storey range has various open and enclosed bays those to the east weatherboarded. The eastern barn with vertically boarded full height doors into the farmyard and a central gabled midstrey to east. The two single storey ranges to the north are of four bays, one open, the other part weatherboarded and with a door. <1>
Sources
- <1> SEX71357 Webpage: Historic England. 2011. National Heritage List for England (NHLE).