Barn At Down Farm To South East Of Farmhouse

The barn at Down Farm, located to the southeast of the farmhouse, dates from the early 19th century and consists of two phases. The larger section is a substantial 9-bay unit that features a smaller 4-bay unit positioned at right angles. The larger barn includes one aisle, with its frame supported by brick pillars and an enclosing brick wall. It has a truss with a high collar, struts, and straight braces, topped with a red tile roof. The upper walls are weather-boarded. The smaller unit has a truss with straight struts and braces resting on a low brick wall, also covered by a red tile roof that is hipped at an angle, with a hipped roof over a porch that projects on braces. Its walls are similarly weather-boarded.