Black Bourton, England

Range of 2 barns. Early C19. Coursed rubble limestone; stone slate roof to yard; C20 plain tiles to rear pitch.

Farmhouse, now house. Early C18, refurbished and extended to rear C20. Coursed rubble limestone, stone slate roof, rebuilt rubble stone chimneys. 3-unit plan with traces of blocked lobby entry, and slightly later C18 extension to rear of left bay.

Chest tomb. 1724. To James Maysey. Limestone. Moulded base, moulded cornice lid with flat top, moulded panels with worn inscriptions, good square corner balusters.

Two houses. High House is dated ITS 1679 on tablet in gable, and has early C19 extension to rear. Coursed rubble limestone with stone slate roof and rebuilt rubble stone chimney to left.

Pair of semi-detached estate workers' cottages. Circa 1860, by E.G. Bruton, for Christ Church College, Oxford. Squared and coursed limestone, rock-faced, with slate roofs and stone chimneys.

Water mill with barn attached to north. Mill is probably late C18; barn added early C19. Both are of coursed rubble limestone and share continuous roof of stone slates.

Farmhouse. Early C19 with C20 casements. Coursed rubble limestone with dressed stone quoins and stone slate roof. Brick chimneys with chamfered corners and off-set caps. Outshot plan with projecting wing to rear of right bay.

Pair of semi-detached estate workers' cottages. Circa 1860, by E.G. Bruton, for Christ Church College, Oxford.

Range of farm buildings, comprising from north to south: barn, lofted stable, stable, cartshed, and granary with cartshed below. Barn is porbably late C18 in origin, altered; remainder added mid C19.