Barnards Farmhouse

Barnards Farmhouse is a 14th-century timber-framed and plastered house that has a T-plan layout, although it was originally designed in an H-plan, which has since been reduced. The crosswing at the north end juts out to the east on three knees. The roofs are ridged and gabled, covered with peg tiles, and there is one east-facing dormer on the hall range, along with a small red brick chimney stack at the south end of the hall. Inside, there is a knee-supported binding-joist in the crosswing and an intruded first floor on clamps in the hall. The hall roof features a crown-post on a tie-beam of quadrate section, with broach-stops on the tie-beam supported by heavy perpendicular braces. The former solar has extensive wind-bracing and retains its original crown-post roof.