Barn At Wepham Farm To The North East Of Wepham House

The barn at Wepham Farm, located to the northeast of Wepham House, is a 19th-century structure built by the Duke of Norfolk in a medieval style. It features two storeys and five bays, constructed of red brick with flint in the lower portion. The eaves have a cornice made of brick cogging, and the roof is tiled. Each bay is flanked by buttresses, and there is a central gable with a loft door situated about four feet above the ground. The west side has open four-centred arches on the ground floor, with casement windows above them. The gable ends to the north and south include a curved flint wall at the south end, which forms an open staircase leading to the loft storey.