Barn At Manor Farm

The barn at Manor Farm is an 18th-century structure featuring a rubble stone plinth beneath weatherboarding on a timber frame, topped with a hipped tiled roof. It has eleven bays and includes a hipped porch with double planked doors located to the right on the west side. A ramped entry was replaced with four stone steps in the 1980s. There are also double doors to the left and a cat-slide roof over the south-west aisle to the right of the porch. The rear of the barn has two pairs of double planked doors. The right return was altered in the 19th century, which included a basement entrance and a half-glazed door to the first floor. Inside, there is a boarded partition that divides the north four bays from the main seven bays. The interior features collar and tie-beam trusses with raking struts to the principals, and straight bracing from the jowled main posts to the tie-beam. The south-west aisle is lined with close boarding for a corn bin.