2 Barns Approx.30m North-East of Fenn Farmhouse

There are two attached barns located approximately 30 meters northeast of Fenn Farmhouse, dating from around 1600. They are timber-framed and weatherboarded, topped with a corrugated iron roof, and feature brick in the far north and south gable end walls. The larger barn has six bays, with a door and window on the west side, a door on the south end, and a porch along with open extensions on the east side.

Inside, the barn has a close-studded frame. Most side walls contain tension braces in one direction but not the other, and there is a high incidence of reused timber studding, although the wallplates are original. The fifth and sixth bays at the north end show evidence of an upper floor structure above the stabling, with truss five having mortices in the underside of the tie beam for studding. The studwork at the north end of the east wall was largely replaced in the early 19th century, but the principal timbers remain. The wallplates feature bladed scarf joints. In bay three from the south, there is a threshing floor made of on-edge white bricks, and a substantial porch added in the early 19th century on the east side, constructed entirely from reused timbers. The roof is of side purlin construction, with principal rafters at half bay intervals and two tiers of butt purlins; the upper tier has fairly straight slender windbraces and collars at each principal rafter truss, positioned high up. The barn features archbrace tiebeams and open trusses, while the south end has closed trusses with long tension braces.

Attached to the north is the second, lower barn, which has five bays, a door on the west wall, and a large porch on the east wall with additional extensions. Inside, this barn has full-height studding in the side walls, with heavy studs reused from an earlier building, along with many tiebeams and principal posts, possibly dating from around 1500. In the center of the east wall, there is a large 19th-century porch constructed with reused timbers, and the roof features a clasped purlin design, similar to the other barn, but on a smaller scale. The main roof is windbraced with clasped purlins.

These barns form a cohesive farmstead group with Fenn Farmhouse and a cartshed located approximately 40 meters north of the farmhouse.