The
Granary
The granary was built some time during the late 18th century and has an
elm frame supported by brick piers. Brick is used to infill the frame
of the end walls, but the sides, which are protected by the overhanging
eaves the tiled roof, are of lath and plaster. The roof tiles are hand
made.
Granary with brick piers providing providing dry storage area.
The
Barn - The
barn was probably built in the 16th
century. Four pairs of huge curved cruck blades, set on
beams and running to the roof ridge, divide the building
into 3 bays
Wall
made of split oak pales woven between the staves.
Close
up of woven panel.
Inside
view of barn light and airy.