North Hinton Farm Barn

North Hinton Farm Barn is a staddle barn dated 1798, located in Bransgore. It is timber-framed and clad in weatherboarding, featuring a half-hipped slate roof. The barn is raised on tooled mushroom-shaped staddle stones, most of which are original, although some have been replaced with brick or wood. There are seven by three staddle stones, while the interior is divided into three bays.

On the exterior, the south end has two loading doors with pintle hinges. The east side features a central cart entrance, although the doors were detached at the time of the survey. The west cart entrance has been filled in.

Inside, the barn is divided into three large bays, with the end bays further divided by tie beams and queen posts. The wall frame is constructed with good scantling and diagonal tension braces. The upright posts display typical 18th-century cut profiles. The tie beams on either side of the cart entrance have curved tension braces. The roof structure includes angled queen struts and through purlins, with rafters supporting a ridge piece. The walls are lined with wooden boards up to a height of two or three feet.

This barn is a well-preserved example of a late 18th-century timber-framed staddle barn.