Church Farm Barn

Church Farm Barn is an early 18th-century barn constructed of red brick, featuring thatched and pantiled roofs. It is a three-stead barn with a continuous outshut to the east. The barn has off-centre doors within the outshut on the eastern side. Notable architectural features include honeycomb brick vents, an inserted 20th-century door, and a hayloft door in the north gable wall. The barn also has moulded brick platbands at the eaves level, diamond-shaped honeycomb vents, owl holes, and brick tumbling in the parapet gables. There is a tie iron in the form of the letter A on the northern side and a butt purlin roof. The outshut is not of special interest. The barn is included for its group value.