Barn At Hall Farm 30 Metres South South East Of War Memorial

The barn at Hall Farm, located 30 metres south-south-east of the War Memorial in Halvergate, is an 18th-century structure that serves as a corn barn, cart lodge, and granary. It is built of red brick with a weatherboarded timber frame and features a thatched roof. The barn consists of five bays, with a later addition of a four-bay cart lodge that has a granary above it. There is a continuous southern outshut that extends eastward to create an open-fronted extension to the cart lodge. On the north side, there are two barn doors, with the western set having raised eaves above. The western bay includes a triangular honeycomb vent and corbelled brick eaves. The south outshut has stable doors, and the cart shed faces south. Two lines of earth-bound posts support the timber-framed granary, which has a door and window with segmental brick arches at the first-floor level in the east gable wall, accessible via brick and stone steps. Inside the barn, there is an oak threshing floor and a seven-bay staggered butt purlin roof with tie beams resting on wall posts that have arch braces.