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Stanegarth And Adjacent Farmbuilding To East

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CURIE listed-building-outline:1156714 no fact link
Prefix listed-building-outline Facts about Prefix
Reference 1156714 Facts about Reference
Name Stanegarth And Adjacent Farmbuilding To East Facts about Name
Quality Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source no fact link
Dataset Listed building outline no fact link
Organisation Northumberland County Council no fact link
Start date 1986-06-18 Facts about Start date
End date Facts about End date
Entry date 2013-01-29 Facts about Entry date
Typology geography no fact link
Geometry MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.039533 54.914689, -2.039711 54.914655, -2.039728 54.914683, -2.039962 54.914637, -2.039899 54.914529, -2.039825 54.914544, -2.039846 54.91458, -2.039507 54.914646, -2.039533 54.914689))) Facts about Geometry
Point POINT (-2.039768 54.914625) Facts about Point
Notes SLALEY SLALEY VILLAGE NY 95 NE (North Side) 9/308 Stanegarth and adjacent farmbuilding to east. GV II House, dated 1728 with initials RJ on doorhead, farmbuilding probably later C18. Coursed rubble with long roughly-shaped quoins and cut dressings; stone slate roofs. 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. 4-panel door with 2-pane overlight in moulded surround with.cornice; plate glass sashes in raised stone surrounds. Coped gables with moulded kneelers, end stacks rebuilt on old bases. Single-storey l-bay later C18 extension to left fronted by C20 glazed conservatory; left return shows reverse- stepped gable. Farmbuilding to right has I small boarded lst-floor window. Rear elevation: later outshut to house; farmbuilding to left shows boarded door with part-slatted window and boarded window above, all in chamfered surrounds. Interior: Parlour has plaster cornice of roses and hops, Some 2-panel doors and other C18 fittings. Roof of 5 principal-rafter trusses with collars, 2 levels of purlins, and diagonally-set ridge carried between overlapped ends of principals; Central truss principals are probably re-used cruck blades. , Facts about Notes
Listed building 1156714 Facts about Listed building

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        "start-date": "1986-06-18",
        "end-date": "",
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        "quality": "authoritative",
        "notes": "SLALEY SLALEY VILLAGE NY 95 NE (North Side) 9/308 Stanegarth and adjacent farmbuilding to east. GV II House, dated 1728 with initials RJ on doorhead, farmbuilding probably later C18. Coursed rubble with long roughly-shaped quoins and cut dressings; stone slate roofs. 2 storeys, 3 bays, symmetrical. 4-panel door with 2-pane overlight in moulded surround with.cornice; plate glass sashes in raised stone surrounds. Coped gables with moulded kneelers, end stacks rebuilt on old bases. Single-storey l-bay later C18 extension to left fronted by C20 glazed conservatory; left return shows reverse- stepped gable. Farmbuilding to right has I small boarded lst-floor window. Rear elevation: later outshut to house; farmbuilding to left shows boarded door with part-slatted window and boarded window above, all in chamfered surrounds. Interior: Parlour has plaster cornice of roses and hops, Some 2-panel doors and other C18 fittings. Roof of 5 principal-rafter trusses with collars, 2 levels of purlins, and diagonally-set ridge carried between overlapped ends of principals; Central truss principals are probably re-used cruck blades. ,",
        "listed-building": "1156714"
    }
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