Barn To North West Of Home Farmhouse

The barn located to the north-west of Home Farmhouse is a Grade II listed building, dating from the early 19th century. It is constructed of flint with fine brick dressings and features a pantile roof, consisting of five bays. The barn has central double doors, with ventilation panels on either side that are now blocked, featuring gauged brick relieving arches and semi-circular upper panels. The structure includes brick quoins and dentilled and moulded eaves. The left end has unaltered panels with a circular panel in the gable, while the right end has partly blocked panels, with the circular panel now containing a door frame. There is a full-length lean-to at the rear and an additional lean-to on the right end. Inside, the roof is supported by pegged trusses, some of which are held up by posts and braces that rise from wooden corbels. The roof has two tiers of purlins. Although the floor was inserted later, some of the framing at the sides of the original threshing floor remains.