NHER 48532 (Building record) - Early 19th-century farm buildings, High Common Farm

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Summary

Early 19th-century brick-built cattle shed/open sheltershed. A derelict granary over a cartlodge to the south is built of similar yellow bricks and appears to have replaced an earlier clay lump structure.

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Map sheet	TM19NW
Civil Parish	WRENINGHAM, SOUTH NORFOLK, NORFOLK

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Full Description

1987. Building Survey.
UEA Historic Farm Building Survey.
L-shaped open shed is all that remained in 1987 of the farm apart from the house, constructed of 19th century yellow brick; also the ruins of a granary-cartlodge of the same material built on the site of a clay lump building. Barns had recently been demolished.
See report (S1) in file.
E. Rose (NLA), 2 July 2007.

This record previously also detailed a Listed Building known as High Common Cottage. This was due to an erroneous grid reference in the designation record, which placed it in the vicinity of High Common Farm. High Common Cottage in fact lies to the east and is recorded as NHER 18441.
P. Watkins (HES), 10 May 2016.

Associated Sources (2)

--- SNF8804 Secondary File: Secondary File.
<S2> SNF69823 Unpublished Document: UEA. 1987. Farm Survey.

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Record last edited

May 10 2016 5:05PM