Black Bourton, England

Farmhouse. C15 in origin, altered C17, with large extension of c.1860 to south.

Lofted stable. Early C19. Coursed rubble limestone with stone slate roof.

Pair of semi-detached estate workers' cottages. Circa 1860. By E.G.

Barn. Mid-late C18. Coursed rubble limestone with roughly dressed quoins and stone slate roof.

Cowhouse. Early C19. Coursed rubble limestone with roughly dressed quoins and door jambs.

Former inn, now house. Originally a C17 single range, with rear outshots added and front raised C18-early C19. Outshots altered to parallel rear range c.1950.

Group of 4 chest tombs, all of limestone: 1) to Thomas Clark, 1804. Moulded base, flat cornice lid, recessed corners with square pilasters carrying carved reliefs of ornamental drapes.

Former house, now pair of cottages. Dated AD 1694 on stone by door, extended C18 and C20. Coursed rubble limestone, stone slate roof, flanking rubble stone chimneys, the right chimney with shaft rebuilt in brick C19.

House. C17 in origin, raised and altered late C18-early C19. Coursed rubble limestone, stone slate roof. Rebuilt rubble stone chimney shaft between right bays, rendered chimney to right. 2 storeys, 3 bays.

Former lodgings house for 8 estate workers, with superintendent's residence, later converted to 2 cottages and then to single house. Circa 1860, by E.G. Bruton, for Christ Church College, Oxford.