NHER 52562 (Building record) - Green Farm barns

April 2008. Documentary Research.
Study of documentary and cartographic evidence relating to barns at Green Farm.
Complex of five barns, the oldest dating from about 1720-1740. It is constructed from coursed flint with two-inch brick and sits on a plinth. The roof is of 20th century pantiles. A further barn was built between 1828 and 1841. It is a single storey, brick and coursed flint cart barn with a hipped, pantiled roof. The remaining three barns were built between 1841 and 1885, the first being a single storey structure of brick and coursed flint, with the legend 'T Purdy 1855' incised into a brick. The second barn is a substantial threshing barn with a slate roof. The final barn is a cart barn with ancillary range, constructed of brick and coursed flint with a pantile hipped roof. The roof of the main range is hipped.
Proposal to convert the barns into residential accommodation.
See report (S1) for further details.
H. White (NLA) 12 December 2008

A photographic record was made in 2014 in association with plans to convert the barns to residential use.
See (S2) for further details.
A. Yardy (HES), 22 July 2015.