Barn At Lunsford To The South East Of The Farmhouse

The barn at Lunsford, located to the southeast of the farmhouse, dates from the 18th century and has undergone alterations in the 19th and 20th centuries. The left side features a base of stone rubble with 18th-century brickwork above arranged in a random pattern. The right side is composed of stone rubble with red brick elements. The roof is peg-tiled, hipped to the left and half-hipped to the right. The gable on the right side has been renewed with weatherboarding, and the rear elevations are also weatherboarded. The rear elevation includes a hipped cart entrance. The front facing the road has central double doors that were renewed in the 20th century. This is a five-bay aisled barn with an angled queen post roof, through purlins, and a ridgepiece. It features jowled posts and diagonal trusses on each side of the central bay, with rafters that are pegged in place. A partition on the left side retains some mid-19th-century weatherboarding and contains grain bins.