Barn At Bullocks Farm To North East Of Farmhouse

The barn at Bullocks Farm, located to the northeast of the farmhouse, dates from the 18th century. It consists of two 4-bay structures of different widths, connected by a half-bay unit. The barn features aisles on the north side and projecting porches on the south. It has a timber frame built on a brick base, with each section supported by a Queen post truss that includes arched braces. The eastern part of the barn is wider but is designed to maintain a continuous roof ridge. The roof is covered in corrugated iron, with gables at the north entrances and steep hips at the south entrances. The walls are partly weatherboarded and partly made of brick infill within the timber-framed lower sections. There are also several non-matching modern extensions.