Barn Range Approximately 20 Metres North East of Chilworth Farmhouse

This listing describes a range of barns located approximately 20 meters northeast of Chilworth Farmhouse in Great Milton. The buildings date from the 18th and 19th centuries and consist of two barns and an attached farm building. They feature weatherboarded timber framing and timber framing with brick infill, topped with plain-tile roofs.

The early 18th-century barn has four bays and a coursed rubble plinth, with full-height doors positioned to the right of the center. The late 18th or early 19th-century barn, located to the left, has five bays, a low rubble plinth that is raised in brickwork with flared headers, and central doors. To the right is a lower timber-framed building, which is one storey plus a loft, featuring doors and casement windows in the gable wall, along with a dovecote formed in the brick infill panels of the half-hipped gable.

Inside, the four-bay roof of the early barn has trusses with short curved principals, while the five-bay roof of the later barn has scissor trusses made of light scantling and exhibits unstable construction.