Barn On Stadle Stones At Bayfordbury Park Farm 45 Metres To South South East Of House

This is a raised barn located at Bayfordbury Park Farm, built in the early 19th century. It was altered in the early 20th century to serve as a 'tea barn' and is now used as a store. The barn features a timber frame with dark weatherboarding and is raised on rows of dressed limestone staddle stones, topped with a pitched slate roof. It is a tall, large rectangular structure supported by six rows of thirteen staddle stones on the west side, facing east. The east front has two pairs of double doors, with one pair located in the middle of the north end. There was likely a similar pair at the south end before a small extension was added for former café use. Leaded windows have been inserted, and moulded brackets are present at the corners of the barn.