Barn At Green Farm

The barn at Green Farm is a 17th-century former threshing barn located on the south side of Geldeston Yarmouth Road. It features a timber frame and is weatherboarded, topped with a reed-thatched roof. The barn has large double door openings that are off-centre in the north and south walls, which are not directly opposite each other. The roof extends down as a catslide over a lean-to at the north-east corner, while there is a gabled pantiled range at the east gable and a low hipped pantiled range to the west. There is also a cattle yard with a lean-to hovel on the south wall. Inside, the barn consists of six structural bays with jowled principal posts and arch-braces supporting the tie beams. A timber knee replaces the arch-brace on the south-east side of the threshing floor. The roof structure includes two tiers of butt-purlins and straight wind braces to the upper purlin in the central bays. The Green Farmhouse is not listed.