Barns Adjacent To South West Of Radnage Bottom Farmhouse

These are a pair of barns located to the southwest of Radnage Bottom Farmhouse, dating from the early 19th century. They are connected by a wall, with one barn converted into a studio. The lower walls are made of flint and brick, while the upper sections feature a timber frame and weatherboard. The roofs are covered with old tiles. The northern barn has four narrow bays, with a double board door and a cartway made of two rows of large square stone blocks located to the right of the center. The southern barn features 20th-century leaded windows with pointed arches and a central door that has a gabled porch. These barns are noted for their group value in relation to the farmhouse.