Barn Circa 50 Metres North West Of Priory Church (Qv) With Well At East End

This barn, dating from the 15th century, is located approximately 50 metres northwest of Priory Church. It is constructed of rubble with ashlar detailing and features a pantiled roof, coped raised verges, and saddlestones. The barn is large, consisting of seven bays on the south side, which are divided by buttresses that have set-offs. There are diagonal buttresses at all four corners and on the south gabled porch, each with circular bases. The south side has minor doorways with four-centred heads for all bays except the westernmost, and there are additional doorways on the sides of the porch, with the one in the easternmost bay being a later addition. The north side has lost its transept and now only shows a blocked doorway and a blocked window. The roof features arch brace, collar, and tie beam construction with a single tier of windbraces, which is a replica from 1934. At the east end of the barn, there is a well with a flight of steps leading down to its rock-cut level.