Area Two - Around Langley

Dyes Farm
Dyes Lane, Langley

With its surviving setting in open countryside, Dyes Farm constitutes an important group of buildings whose context would be destroyed by the proposed development. Visible in views across countryside from the B656.

Dyes Farmhouse - Grade II*

A substantial 17th century timber-framed, brick and rendered farmhouse with claytiled roof.

Dyes Farm Barn- Grade II

17th century timber-framed and weatherboarded barn.

References:
Buildings List

Vassars - Grade II
London Road, Langley

17th century timber framed house of brick and clay tiles subsequently altered.

References:
Buildings List

Langley Village

Langley village lies on the edge of the proposed development and contains a number of key buildings. Langley does not enjoy Conservation Area protections; the proposed development would destroy the context of the village and, as a direct consequence, detract from the setting of this group of Listed Buildings.

Farmers Boy Public House - Grade II
Langley

18th century timber framed building with rough cast clay tile and slate. The earliest note of its use as a public house dates to 1937.

References:
Buildings List; Herts Inns (1995) p. 92

Lower Cottage - Grade II
Langley

16th and 17th century timber framed house with a clay tiled roof.

References:
Buildings List

Hall Farm Cottage - Grade II
Langley

17th century timber framed, rough cast and tiled cottage.

References:
Buildings List

Hall Farm Buildings - Grade II
Langley

Range of timber framed and weatherboarded barns and outbuildings of 17th and 18th centuries.

References:
Buildings List

School Cottage - Grade II
Langley

17th century timber framed with 19th century brick work and clay tiled roof.

References:
Buildings List

The Forge - Grade II
London Road, Langley

An altered 16th century timber framed hall house, roughcast and tiled.

References: Buildings List

Langley Hill Farm Buildings - Grade II
Langley Lane, Langley

The farm has a complex of 17th century timber framed barns and stables, also including brick and weatherboarding, which are located just west of the proposed development area.

References:
Buildings List