Threshing Barn at Kite Hill Farm

The Threshing Barn at Kite Hill Farm is an 18th-century structure that has undergone some refurbishment in the 20th century.

It is timber-framed, standing on a brick plinth laid in English bond, and is clad in weatherboarding. The roof and one side of the cart opening are currently covered in corrugated iron. The barn has a four-bay layout, with a former cart entrance located in the penultimate bay from the north.

On the exterior, the north-east side facing the road retains some old tarred weatherboarding and features two triangular brick buttresses at the plinth. The south-east end also has a triangular brick buttress. The southern end of the south-west side has had its wall frame replaced with mid-20th century concrete blocks, and there is a penticed mid-20th century wooden entrance, also covered in corrugated iron. There are three brick buttresses at the plinth, and the north-west end is similar to the south-east end.

Inside, the roof structure consists of two tiers of staggered purlins, queen posts, and a ridge-piece. Although the south-east end of the wall frame was replaced in the 20th century, much of the original wall frame remains intact.