Barn, 3 Yards To Rear Of Farm Manager'S Office At Cross Farm

This building is a barn and store located three yards behind the Farm Manager's Office at Cross Farm, constructed around 1911 by Sir Edwin Lutyens for Sir Edgar Horne. It is made of brown brick with tile-on-edge dressings and has plain tiled roofs, featuring a half-hipped roof over the barn and a hipped roof over the store. The rectangular barn runs parallel to the road, with the store and storeroom situated behind it.

The barn is one storey with an attic and has a facade that faces Puttenham Lane. It includes four hipped roof leaded casement dormers and four casements below the eaves. On the right side, there is a large 15-light wood framed window with leaded glass, featuring mullions and transoms, located under the half hip. To the left, there is a four-light casement window beneath a projecting "eyebrow" hood, and a door in the center of the ground floor, also under a similar hood.

At the rear, facing the yard, there is a square store building on the right with double doors at the center of the ground floor. To the left, there is a lower hipped roof wing with double doors at the left end and a door to the right of center, flanked by two casement windows.