Granary At Redcoat Farm, 20 Metres To East Of Farm Building Courtyard

The granary at Redcoat Farm, located 20 metres east of the farm building courtyard in Little Wymondley, dates from the early 18th century, with 19th-century alterations and lean-to extensions on the north and south sides. It features a timber frame with dark elm weatherboarding, raised on high sidewalls made of 18-inch thick 18th-century red brick. The roof is pyramidal and covered with old red tiles. The front has been infilled with 19th-century red brick, which includes a doorway leading to the space below the granary. There are timber-framed weatherboarded lean-to extensions on one side with an old red tile roof, while the other side has a corrugated iron roof. The granary is small and square, with a central boarded door on the west side, a cathole, and evidence of a former outside stair.