Barn Immediately East Of Manor House

The building is a barn, now converted into a house, located immediately east of the Manor House in Temple Grafton. It dates from the late 18th century and has undergone extensive alterations in the late 20th century. The exterior features coursed squared blue lias stone with a renewed brick cornice and a renewed tile roof.

The barn is a single-storey structure with a six-bay range. There are two former entrances; the one to the right of the center leads to the threshing floor and has a brick segmental arch with a stone key block, now filled with late 20th-century timber. The left entrance has been treated similarly. The building also includes some glazed slits. The return and rear sections have had windows and entrances added, featuring segmental brick heads and 20th-century casements and doors. The rear has a gabled wing at the right end.

Inside, the barn is reported to have renewed roof trusses.