Listed Building record MDR24645 - Outbuilding at Ednaston House, Ednaston Lane, Brailsford

Outbuilding at Ednaston House, Ednaston Lane, Brailsford, a late 18th century building with re-used cruck frame. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 24 SW 5/29 PARISH OF BRAILSFORD EDNASTON LANE (East Side) Range of outbuildings at Ednaston House GV II Barn, cowshed and geese pens, now garages and outbuildings. Late C18. Red brick with plain tile roofs, hipped at one end. Dentilled eaves band. Mostly single storey. L-plan. Barn to west with three segment headed doorways, a small window and a shuttered opening, and a shuttered opening above. Inside are two re-used upper cruck trusses. Cowhouse attached to east, with alternately a window and a segment headed doorway, a window and a segment headed doorway. Return range with another similar doorway, then three C20 garage doors and at the end of the row three geese pens with low segment headed doorways and quatrefoil arrangement of breathers. Listed for group value only. Listing NGR: SK2390441352.' (1)