{"entry-date":"2013-01-29","start-date":"1985-03-07","end-date":"","entity":42157597,"name":"Low Stead Farmhouse And Attached Farm Buildings","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"1370478","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":404,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.290774 55.099642, -2.290795 55.099667, -2.290873 55.099648, -2.290828 55.099591, -2.290916 55.099567, -2.290885 55.099528, -2.29091 55.099522, -2.290898 55.09951, -2.290558 55.099598, -2.2906 55.09965, -2.290749 55.099611, -2.290774 55.099642)))","point":"POINT (-2.290755 55.099592)","quality":"some","notes":"NY 87 NW WARK LOW STEAD 10/84 Low Stead farmhouse and attached farm buildings GV II Farmhouse and attached byres. Farmhouse and byre to left are bastle houses, late C16 or early C17. Windows and doors altered C18 and again mid C19. Byre to right early C19. Massive random rubble with dressed stone surrounds. Welsh slate roofs. Walls of bastles 4 ft thick. House 3 irregular bays. Plank door in middle bay. Windows are diamond-paned iron casements. Upper windows smaller. Right window is the partly-blocked original upper door to bastle. House walls raised C18 or C19 by c 2 ft. Left byre, probably early extension to original bastle, has plank door and ?-slatted window on each floor; upper door reached by outside stone stair. Byre to right has central door with alternating jambs; and two ?-slatted windows on 1st floor. Later C18 single-storey extensions to rear. Gabled roofs with flat copings and kneelers to bastles. 2 stone gable stacks. Interior has old beams on ground floor. ,","listed-building":"1370478"}