Barn On Corner Of Copp Lane To Rear Of Chapel Farmhouse

This is a 17th-century cruck-framed barn located at the corner of Copp Lane, behind Chapel Farmhouse. The barn features walls made of cobble, clat-and-clay, and brick, topped with a corrugated sheet roof. It is a small, three-bay structure with a wagon doorway in the middle bay. The wall to the right of the doorway is made of exposed clat and clay on a cobble base, which is vertical on the outside but heavily battered on the inside. The left gable wall is partly constructed of cobble, with the remainder made of brick. Inside, there are two full cruck trusses that were damaged by fire around 50 years ago and now end above the collars. While the padstones and spurs of the trusses remain, other parts of the frame have been altered, removed, or replaced.