NHER 16614 (Building record) - Post medieval barn

West of rectory, east of parish boundary.
Barn. Probably of about 1800. Pebble-flint and brick quoins, pantile roof.
Rectangular, small, projecting porch on south.
Courtyard arrangement at rear.
Excellent example.

Roof of porch collapsed 1980.
Building cracked elsewhere.
Recommended for listing and repair.
E. Rose (NAU), 17 October 1980.

County Council say of 1851.

September 1983. Listed,Grade II.
Listing Description:
"1851 on date stone over N. door. Pebble flint with red brick quoins and eaves courses. Hiped pantiled roofs. Projecting porch on N. side with segmental-headed door. Large double doors with segmental heads on S. side. Cattle yard to S. flanked by open-fronted cattle shelters and cart sheds. Pantiled 'wedge' dormer on E. side."
Information from (S2).
Please consult the National Heritage List for England (S2) for the current listing details.
H. Hamilton (HES), 02 March 2026.

1987-1988. Restoration.
This barn was restored in 1987, bringing it into commercial use for a cabinetmaking workshop. In 1988 it was awarded a diploma of merit for conservation by Europe Nostra.
See newspaper articles (S3-S5) for further details.
E. Rose (NAU) 20 March 1987. Amended H. Hamilton (HES), 02 March 2026..

The date 1851 appears on the keystone. Building is listed Grade II (S2).
The Norfolk Gardens Survey say this is a rebuilding of an older timber barn.
Architects plans (S6) 1995 in file.
E. Rose (NLA) 27 February 1998.