The Barns
Both historic barns are listed at Grade II
The
North Barn (Barn C) is the older of the two, dating from
the later 16th
Century. It is a timber framed, weatherboarded, 4-bay
barn with a catslide clay tiled roof sweeping over the
extension to the north side. It has a central
wide-gabled wagon entrance with large door.
Internally, a clasped purlin roof spans the 18 feet
width.
The
East Barn (Barn B) dates from the 18th
Century. It too is timber-framed, and of three bays
with a wagon entrance. It too has high weatherboarded
walls under a steep pitched old tile roof. The roof
construction is of tenoned purlins or simple trusses.
It has been extended on the eastern side in the
20th
century.