Corn Barn 70 Metres South East Of Green Farmhouse

The corn barn, located 70 meters southeast of Green Farmhouse, dates from the 17th century, with walls from the mid-18th century and a roof added in the 20th century. It is constructed of purple red brick in English garden wall bond on a rubble sandstone plinth, with a rubble outshut at the rear and an asbestos roof. The barn features a large central cart entrance with a wooden lintel, flanked by lozenge-shaped ventilation patterns. To the right, there is a cart shed with a massive wooden lintel over its entrance. Inside, there is a timber-framed and brick nogged partition wall. The roof trusses consist of a tiebeam and two diagonal struts, with simple windbraces supporting the purlin.