Barn And Outbuilding To South Of St Mary'S Farm House

The barn and outbuilding located to the south of St Mary's Farm House are possibly from the same period as the house or later. They are constructed of flint with brick dressings. The barn, situated at the west end of the range, features a steep thatched roof that is half-hipped to the west and has a weather-boarded gable on the east side. The outbuilding, likely built no earlier than around 1800, is primarily noted for its role in enclosing the yard. It has a pentice roof made of corrugated material and is open with boarding above at the east end of the north side. Together with St Mary's Farm House, its wall, and the barn to the southwest, these structures form a cohesive group.