Description

FRITTON & ST. OLAVES BECCLES ROAD
TM 49 NE
(north side)
10/28 Barn 30m east of
Priory Farmhouse (formerly
27.11.54 listed as Priory Farmhouse
and barn and in Herringfleet
G.V. II CP)

Barn, now restaurant. Post Reformation origins associated with Jerningham's
house, the south wall possibly forming part of the east end of the house.
Altered and converted 1985-86. C16 brick, re-used brick from St. Olave's
Priory, flint and some ashlar. Rectangular with later extensions to south
and east. Gabled roof, hipped to north. West side has one pedestrian door
under segmental arch and one window above. Many blocked openings. 2 C20 glazed
doors to north return below C20 window. East side has central glazed entrance
rising to eaves. Many blocked openings. 2 single storey gabled extensions run
east from this front. South side obscured by further extensions. Interior.
Floored at north end. Roof of tie beams and principals dating from C19. Sir
Henry Jerningham purchased the priory at the Dissolution.

Listing NGR: TM4588099573

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26302898

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