Two Barns To West Of Number 10 (Bury'S Place)

Two barns located to the west of Number 10 (Bury's Place) date from the early 18th century and early 19th century, with a mid-19th century link. They are constructed with a timber frame on a rubble plinth and have plain tile roofs, forming an overall L-plan. The barn facing Hope Lane features brick infill, consists of three framed bays, and has three square panels high to the wall-plate with straight tension braces. The left gable includes a roof truss with three queen struts and trenched purlins. The barn at right angles is weatherboarded, has three bays, and includes a central threshing floor. The barns are connected by a brick structure built in English garden wall bond on a rubble plinth.