Barn Approximately 40m South East of Woodhall Farm

This barn, located approximately 40 meters southeast of Woodhall Farm, likely dates from the 14th or 15th century, with later additions and alterations. It is constructed with a timber frame and has weatherboarded cladding, while the west gable end was rebuilt in red brick during the mid-19th century. The roof is made of corrugated iron.

The barn features a wide threshing entrance in the second bay from the east and a door with an ogee arch at the north-west corner. Inside, there are closely set vertical posts with long straight tension braces. The roof consists of five unequal bays, with an arch-braced upper cruck truss between the first and second bays from the west. The remaining trusses are a mix of Queen strut construction and tie beams with raking struts that support the principal rafters. Notably, several re-used timbers are present in the framing, including a portion of an inverted cruck blade located by the former threshing entrance on the south side.