Old Buildings

I am a lot more interested in buildings that are old and especially buildings that are nearly falling to pieces. I would love to bring one back to life. Here are some I like:



The Scottish Historic Buildings Trust (SHBT) is working with building owners Lord MacLennan and Mr Tony Hagon and potential End User the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama to undertake anOptions Appraisal for the Girnal at Ham and Barrock Church, both in Caithness. The Girnal is a former Grain Store and is "B" Listed, and is located within the boundary of Ham Farm south of Dunnet Head, however is disused and in derelict condition. Barrock Church is "B" Listed and is located approximately one mile south of the Ham.
Photographs of the Girnal at Ham - and Location Map of Caithnessshowing Ham/Dunnet

  
Photographs of Barrock Church
  

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Summerhouse associated with Turton Tower. Turton Tower is managed by the Local Authority as a museum; the Summerhouse is in separate, private, ownership. It has no internal floor structure and requires some stabilising works to prevent further decline.

Asset Type:	Building at Risk
Name:	Summerhouse east of Turton Tower
Street:	Chapeltown Road (off)
Parish:	North Turton
Unitary Authority:	Blackburn with Darwen (UA)
Parliamentary Constituency:	Rossendale and Darwen
Region:	North West
Designation:	Grade II* listed building
Designation CA:	No
Designation SM:	No
List Entry Number:	1241997
Condition:	Poor
Occupancy:	Vacant
Priority Category:	C
Previous Priority Category:	C
New Entry:	No
Owner Type:	Private
Contact: source	Kerry Babington