Barn Adjacent to South West of Burrow Farmhouse

This is a barn dating from the 16th to early 17th century, located adjacent to the southwest of Burrow Farmhouse. It features a timber frame and weatherboard construction, with a flint wall on the west aisle. The roof is covered with plain tiles and is half-hipped at the south end. The barn is designed with five bays and has central cart doors, with additional doors on the east side in a gabled projection that includes a dove-loft. The east side also has a weatherboarded lean-to in front of the right bays, along with 20th-century flint and brick lean-to extensions that feature leaded casements and doors in front of the left bays and at the left end. Inside, there are low flint and tile walls between the aisle bays, passing braces from the wall of the east aisle to the aisle posts, curved braces to the aisle plates and tie-beams, and collars on single central struts, which are likely later additions.