NHER 18822 (Building record) - Grange Farm Barn

West gable wall of apparently 17th century brickwork with central blocked or ornamental window surrounds on each of two levels. South wall of brick but north wall has two cart porches in flint. Probably later.
Owner claims farmhouse is 'an Anglo-Saxon hall' but exterior is all 19th century.
Only barn, not house, is listed.
House has now been listed, on re-survey, as 18th century.
E. Rose (NAU) 9 February 1983.

The 'Anglo Saxon hall' idea came from source [1] who based it on the 'Saxon lengths' of the beams.

February 1984. Listed, Grade II.
Listing Description:
5-stead threshing barn. 17th century and later. Brick and flint with steeply-pitched roof covered in corrugated iron sheeting. Staged brick buttresses with moulded brick weatherings. Two later gabled porches on north side with large double doors and weatherboarded gables. Parapeted east and west gables. Butt-purlin roof much repaired, ties replaced. Included for group value with Grange Farm- house.
Information from (S1).