Barn To West Of Homestead

The barn to the west of the Homestead dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. It has four bays with an additional outshot bay to the north. There is a projecting entrance on the west side and aisles on both sides of the two southern bays. The roof is covered with red tiles and features low eaves over the aisles, a full hip extending to low eaves above the northern outshot, a hipped section above the entrance, and a gabled end at the south. Inside, there are queen posts with arched braces supporting the tie-beam and side frames. The walls display an exposed frame that is bricknogged, while the aisle and outshot are weather-boarded. The large southern gable has brickwork at the ground floor, including a central buttress, beneath a substantial bricknogged frame.