Barn Approximately 90 Metres North East Of Dengie Manor

This barn, located approximately 90 metres northeast of Dengie Manor, dates from the 18th century. It is constructed of red brick and features a hipped red tiled roof. The barn stands two storeys tall and has a cornice band.

The east face of the barn has central pilaster buttresses on the ground floor, with a brick segmental arch between them, which now includes a 20th-century lintel and support columns. To the right, there are three square window openings, and to the left, three 20th-century sliding doors, with the far left door having an original brick segmental arch above it. There is a double loft door to the left, with a brick segmental arch to the right of which is an original three-light window, also with a brick segmental arch.

All faces of the barn feature two upper stages of symmetrically placed four-light vertical ventilators. The roof is a side purlin type, pegged at the ridge.