Timber Framed Barn 25 Metres North East of Clock House Farmhouse

This is a 17th-century timber-framed barn and shippon located 25 meters northeast of Clock House Farmhouse. The structure features wattle and daub with later brick infill set on a massive stone plinth, topped with a corrugated asbestos roof. It has a long downhill plan, with the northern front displaying nine small timber frames arranged in two and three sections, supported by angle bracing at the wall plate. There are two doors and a central gabled half dormer, likely serving as a ventilator, with a similar dormer on the opposite elevation that also includes a brick lean-to. Inside, the barn has a central threshing floor with a shippon above, and a shippon and half-loft below. The roof structure consists of tiebeam and collar trusses, with arched bracing on the tiebeams, and the central tiebeam is supported by a vertical post.