Barn At Doughton Manor, To North West Of House

This barn, located to the northwest of Doughton Manor, dates from the late 16th century. It is constructed of rubble stone with quoins and features a Cotswold stone-slate roof. The barn has a long range that extends to the right beyond the original quoin blocks. On the left side, there is a large projecting gable entry with a round relieving arch above a heavy timber lintel, and a single trefoil-headed stone vent above that. The left end of the barn is hipped. Inside, there are four bays plus a hip, supported by king post trusses and three trenched purlins, with timbers that were likely renewed in the late 18th century. Each side of the cart entry has a first floor supported on steel beams. To the left of the cart entry, there is a small lean-to, and two buttresses along the wall to the right. The left-hand side of the cart entry retains tiered doors and a timber hinge post.