Barn To Heydon Grange Farm

The barn at Heydon Grange Farm is a late 17th-century structure built of red brick, although it has undergone some modern repairs. It features half hipped roofs covered with corrugated iron. This aisled barn consists of eight bays and has two gabled entries facing north, along with two rear wings that were once part of an enclosed yard. The south-east wing has been partly demolished, while the surviving south-west wing is two storeys high. The barn has a double purlin roof and arcade plates with edge halved scarf joints. Historical records from 1949 indicate that the Grange Farmhouse, which is now demolished, and the barns were noted at that time when corrugated iron was replacing the original thatch.