Barn At Bearley Manor

The barn at Bearley Manor is a late 17th-century structure that has been converted into a hall, with an adjoining farm building. It features timber framing with brick nogging set on a lias stone plinth and is topped with a plain-tile roof.

The exterior of the barn consists of three bays, with a likely two-bay range to the right. The central entrance is a plank door, and there are three inserted leaded-light windows. The adjoining farm building has a buttress, a window with leaded lights and an elliptical arch, and three openings with plank shutters, along with two skylights. There is an off-centre ridge stack and a half-hipped roof to the right. At the rear, the barn includes an inserted full-height bay window with leaded lights.

Inside, the barn showcases exposed timber framing, including a collar and tie-beam truss with queen struts. This building forms a group with Bearley Manor and the cart shed.