Barn And Stable Range About 5 Metres East Of White House Farmhouse

This is a barn and stable range dating from the 17th century, located about 5 metres east of White House Farmhouse in Nonington. The barn is timber framed and weather boarded, set on a flint base, and features a thatched roof with some plain tiles at the center. It has a half-hipped roof with a raking mid-strey. Inside, there are three bays with aisles, passing shores to the arcade posts, and a clasped purlin roof. The stable range, from the 18th century, is also timber framed and weather boarded, with a plain tiled roof. The left end wall is constructed of red and yellow brick. The stable range includes a set of four half doors with shuttered wooden casements, and it returns on the left with one half door and one wooden casement.