Farm building at Hydestile crossroads, Hambledon
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Farm building at Hydestile crossroads, Hambledon
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 1 Apr 2006
The yellowish stone with redbrick dressings around the windows and door gives a pleasant effect. The farmhouse to the right has a similar appearance, but the stone is cladding around a 17C timber-frame. The barn behind is also a 17C timber-framed building, clad with weather-boarding. The hipped end to the roof does not quite reach the ridge, leaving a small triangular gable-end.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.157375
Longitude
-0.617189