Description

SE 20 NW DRY HILL LANE
Denby Dale
4/31
Barn immediately to west
of former farmhouse to
Tenter House Farm

G.V. II

Barn. C17 with C19 and C20 walling to south side. Thinly coursed
rubble and quoins to earlier parts, hammer dressed stone to later parts
enclosing timber frame. Stone slate roof. 4 bays. Square headed
opposed cart entries 2nd bay from east. Mistal door in west bay, north
side. East bay obscured by later addition at 90°.

Interior: post and truss construction. 3 trusses on posts with remains
of a 4th truss in west gable. King post trusses with struts. Tie-
beams braced to posts. King posts extended to take square-set ridge
piece. Wall-plates intact. Evidence of wind bracing. The centre
cross frame has a lower tie-beam. The next frame to the east has had
similar beam sawn off but has housings for studs on the underside of
the upper tie-beam. Original rafters.

Listing NGR: SE2380208033

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26599800

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