Barn at Kilford Farm

Long agricultural range orientated W-E. The range consists of a brick-built main section with cross-gabled throughpassage to the centre, and a contemporary 6-bay barn adjoining flush to the E; continuous slate roof, with corrugated iron sheeting to the western section. The eastern section is of limestone rubble including some rough-dressed blocks, and has a brick E gable apex having an incorporated dovecote with nesting niches in 5 tiers; large modern entrance to this. The S side has 4 square openings to the upper wall, with wooden frames made up from former lintel and sill sections; large modern entrance to L with expressed timber lintel. The brick main section has large open central entrances with gables over and 3 flanking entrances to either side; ventilators in decorative lozenge groupings to the N and S sides of the central section. The left-hand section is whitened.

The eastern, stone-built section has a 5-bay roof with 3 re-used former hammerbeam trusses, together with a queen-post former dais-end partition truss at the W end. The main trusses have lost their hammerbeams, braces and wall posts, and have tie-beam insertions; some re-used purlins, and evidence for former windbracing to the principals. The southern entrance gable to the main barn section has a re-used wall frame with queen-post truss.