Granary 77m NW of Corsham Court

The granary located 77 meters northwest of Corsham Court dates from the late 18th century. It is built from red brick in a Flemish bond, featuring a stone plinth and topped with a gabled stone tile roof.

The building has a rectangular shape and is oriented northwest to southeast. It is elevated off the ground by staddle stones that support timber bearers, which in turn hold up the plinth. Each side of the granary has a blind, three-bay arcade. The northwest gable end features a central arch with a square-headed doorway that has a plank door and timber lintel, along with a loading door above it. There is also a loading door on the opposite gable end. On the southwest elevation, there is a two-light timber opening within the central arch, while the northeast side has square-headed, ashlar mullioned windows, each with two lights. The interior was not inspected in 2016.