Barn At Valley Farm

The barn at Valley Farm is a late 17th-century threshing barn that has been converted to house a grain drier. It is constructed of red brick and features a steeply pitched roof made of French corrugated pantiles. The south wall has 20th-century double doors that conceal the original waggon entrance. The barn has parapeted gables with continuous tumbling-in and honeycomb brick vents. There is a later opening for an extract fan in the west gable, along with two 20th-century ventilation louvres located in the roof at the west end. Inside, the roof structure includes tie beams with arch-braces on wall posts and corbels, as well as two tiers of staggered butt purlins.