Barn Immediately North of Little Statenborough Villa

The barn immediately north of Little Statenborough Villa is a 17th-century structure. It features a weatherboarded timber frame set on a random bond brick plinth, topped with a corrugated asbestos roof that has a half-hipped east end and a gabled west end. The barn is designed with a 5-bay layout, including a central threshing bay.

On the exterior, the barn has 20th-century weatherboarding. The north side includes a central cart entrance with boarded double doors, flanked by loading doors in dormers above the eaves. The south side also has a central cart entrance.

Inside, the barn has angled jowls on the arcade posts, which are supported by arch braces connecting to the ties and arcade plates. The passing shaws are halved and lapped to aisle ties that rest on angled aisle posts. The roof structure consists of common rafters with a ridge-board, dovetail lap-jointed collars, and clasped purlins, although the purlins are later replacements and the ridge-board is likely a later addition. The aisle and end walls are constructed with vertical studding, with the end walls featuring mid-rails and tension braces.