Barn And Stables About 35 Metres South South West Of Little Sarratt Hall

This building is a barn and stables located about 35 meters south-southwest of Little Sarratt Hall. It dates from the 18th century or early 19th century and was converted into a dwelling in the 20th century. The structure features a timber frame that is weatherboarded, with some sections of stock brick walling, and has tiled roofs.

The barn consists of four bays and includes a hipped midstrey in the second bay from the road, away from the house, with flanking lean-tos. There are double doors opposite the midstrey, along with inserted windows, three lower two-light casements, and two upper fixed windows. The gable end facing the road has a glazed door and casements, and there is an inserted stack at the end away from the road in a lean-to.

This end of the barn connects to a stable range that runs at right angles towards the house. The stable range has three or four bays, with the bay nearest the barn constructed of stock brick, featuring an entrance and a horizontal sliding sash window with cambered heads. To the left, there is a stable door, another horizontal sliding sash, and small casements, along with a loft door in the gable end and a rear lean-to.

Inside the barn, there are straight braces from the posts to the tie beams, angled struts to the lower purlins, and queen struts to the collars that clasp the upper purlins.