A former dovecote, later a privy and now a store dating possibly to the 17th century. A good squared and coursed Portland block with a stone slab roof. A small square building with an intermediate stone slab floor and a window to the S, now blocked flush to the wall with brick. The solid stone block roof has a steep pitch and stone ridge. A door from the 19th century opens to the E into a glazed mid-20th century connecting corridor to the house. A small opening on the W wall faces away from the house. Stone gutters project at its ends. Originally a dovecote, a blocked gable opening may once have had a louver or dove openings. The interior has a stone floor slab at eaves level with a central square opening. (1)
Sources/Archives (1)
<1> SDO12545
Digital archive: English Heritage. 2006. Listed buildings data disk.
Legacy UID: Dorset Sites and Monuments Record: 4 001 137
Record last edited
Apr 3 2021 3:04PM
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