Linhay and Barn, Frogmore Farm, Killerton
Description:
The linhay backs onto the cross-roads and is a fine example of this type of building. It curves round to join on the south end of the farmhouse, and had twelve compartments; the two eastern ones were combined as the building was modified to form loose boxes in the late 20c.
The threshing barn is also stone and slate (it was thatched). The threshing doors survive, but the threshing floor has been replaced by a milking parlour.
The list description is as follows:
"Linhay. Late 19c. Volcanic trap rear wall, under slate roof, timber posts to front. The linhay, extending from farmhouse end wall and at the same alignment, curves around to enclose one end of farmyard. The blank curved rear wall provides an arresting feature to the roadside."
"Barn, granary and livestock sheds. Mid-19c. Coursed volcanic rubble trap with dry slate roof, end gabled and half-hipped. 2 main entrances and 4 upper openings. The range runs parallel to the farmhouse and encloses the farmyard contributing to an attractive group."
Status: Listed Building
Grade: II
Status: Listed Building
Grade: II
Country: England
County: Devon
District: East Devon
Parish: Broadclyst
Grid Reference:
SS999007
Map Reference:
[EPSG:27700] 299970, 100730
Period/Subject: 1867 - 1899 - BARN, 1833 - 1866 - LINHAY
Identifiers:
[ADS] Depositor Id: 107597
[ADS] Associated Id: HBSMR Id: MNA107662
[ADS] Import RCN: NTSMR-MNA107662
People Involved:
[Publisher] National Trust
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