Lowes Barn

Settlement in Durham

England

Lowes Barn

Stone Spiral in Gary's Wood Gary&#039;s Wood is part of the Woodland Trust land at Lower Burnhall, a relatively new woodland area with extensive footpath access. It has various sculptures and stone features at intervals along the tracks. — Stone Spiral in Gary's Wood Credit: Des Blenkinsopp

Lowes Barn, located in Durham, is a historical and picturesque building with a rich history dating back several centuries. This Grade II listed barn is situated in the Lowes Barn Farm complex, a charming rural setting surrounded by beautiful countryside.

The barn itself is an impressive timber-framed structure, characterized by its distinct architectural features such as the steeply pitched roof, large open entrance, and exposed wooden beams. These elements are a testament to the traditional construction techniques prevalent during the period it was built.

Originally used for agricultural purposes, Lowes Barn has undergone careful renovation and restoration to preserve its original charm while adapting it for modern use. Today, it serves as a multipurpose space, hosting various events such as weddings, conferences, and exhibitions. The barn's spacious interior can accommodate large gatherings, with its high ceilings and ample natural light creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Surrounded by well-maintained gardens and green fields, Lowes Barn offers a tranquil setting for visitors to enjoy the beauty of the countryside. Its location also provides easy access to nearby attractions, including the historic city of Durham, renowned for its iconic cathedral and castle.

Lowes Barn is not only a remarkable architectural gem but also a vibrant venue that brings people together to celebrate special occasions, appreciate the heritage of the area, and create lasting memories in a truly unique setting.

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Lowes Barn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.763266/-1.5974591 or Grid Reference NZ2641. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone Spiral in Gary's Wood

Gary's Wood is part of the Woodland Trust land at Lower Burnhall, a relatively new woodland area with extensive footpath access. It has various sculptures and stone features at intervals along the tracks.

Des Blenkinsopp

Rowan Trees, Low Burnhall

Low Burnhall is a fairly recently established bit of forest managed by the Woodland Trust.

Des Blenkinsopp

Wicker Man, Low Burnhall

A wickerwork figure of a miner sits beside a path in Low Burnhall Wood. There are several sculptures and features at intervals around the wood.

Des Blenkinsopp

Wickerwork Figures, Low Burnhall Wood

Some more of the wicker sculptures which can be seen in Low Burnhall Wood.

Des Blenkinsopp

Stone Circle, Low Burnhall Wood

There are a lot of tracks and trails around Low Burnhall Wood with various features at intervals. Some stone, like this, some wickerwork, and some old industrial relics.

Des Blenkinsopp

Brandon to Bishop Auckland Railway Path

This is part of National Cycle Network route 70.

Clive Nicholson

Durham, Cock of the North Hotel

According to the OS benchmark database the OS Flush Bracket 8969 was embedded into the pub and hotel which was at this location. The pub has been demolished and replaced with new housing. It is likely the Flush Bracket has been destroyed.

Mel Towler