Granary (Building 1) at Newlands Farm

Granary, built in the mid-C19.

MATERIALS: a timber-framed building with weatherboarding and later corrugated-metal sheets cladding, standing on staddle stones, with a clay tile roof.

PLAN: a rectangular footprint.

EXTERIOR: the detached single-storey building stands on a set of staddle stones, the majority of which have been retained (some have been dislodged). It is topped by a pyramidal clay-tile roof with ridge tiles. The bottom of the granary is clad in later corrugated-metal sheets; the rest of the building is clad in weatherboarding. The raised entrance is located within the north elevation. There is a casement window inserted into the west elevation.

INTERIOR: the internal walls are clad in horizontal timber boards; the tops of the walls have been reclad in corrugated-metal sheets. There is a partition in the middle, subdividing the grain bins. The roof frame consists of a pair of tie beams with rafters above meeting at a thin ridge beam.