Description

LANGLEY WITH HARDLEY STONE LANE TG 30 SE 3/56 Barn approx l00m north east of the Grange

GV II

Barn, now agricultural store. C16 in origin with later remodelling. Red brick walls and east gable; half-hipped thatched roof. C20 square-headed double sliding doors in north and south walls; large C20 door opening in east gable. Interior: five structural bays of aisle posts with jowled tops supporting arch-braced tie beams and longitudinal aisle plates. Reverse arch braces between aisle posts and plate. Short outshut-ties with straight braces to posts, probably the remains of passing braces from the earlier external walls. Some aisle posts still stand on sole plates, now embedded in concrete floor. Clasped purlin roof with reverse-arch braces to principal rafters. The roof framing indicates that the barn originally continued further to the east.

Listing NGR: TG3550701083

External Links

• Wikidata Q26462720

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