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Wyldingtree farm buildings (EHER 15912)

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Summary

The farm buildings at Wyldingtree Farm comprise 16th and 17th century and later buildings including barns, cattle shed, dairy and stables. A watching brief in 2002 revealed further remains of post-medieval floors and structures associated with the farm.

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Location

Grid reference Centred TL 5097 0594 (101m by 296m)
Civil Parish NORTH WEALD BASSETT, EPPING FOREST, ESSEX

Type and Period

Description

Farm comprising 16th century farmhouse (recorded separately, see EHER 33859) and: 1. Late 19th century brick cattle shed. 2. Mid 20th century lean-to dairy. 3. Early 17th century timber framed barn with porch. 4. 19th century shed, now oil store. 5. Workshop lean-to behind barn, 20th century. 6. 17th century timber-framed chaff barn. 7. Late 16th century cart-horse stable, later part of chaff barn. 8. 20th century and earlier weatherboarded stable. 9. Harness room lean-to in front of stable. 10. Range of three 20th century Dutch barns. 11 and 12. Modern corn and potato storage sheds. 13. Modern cattle shed. 14. Slaughterhouse, 1920s. 15. Modern garage. <1>. 2002. Watching brief. Watching brief on trenches that ran along the western wall and within the interior of the cattle shed to the east of the farmyard. They exposed the patchy remains of a 19th century yellow brick floor which overlay makeup layers. Several features were cut into the natural beneath the makeup layers that could represent earlier rubbish pits or the foundations of an earlier building. <2>

Sources

  • <1> DESC TEXT: Padfield, A.. 2001. Wyldingtree Farm.
  • <2> DESC TEXT: Cooper, A.. 2002. EHCR Summary Sheet.

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