Description

TR 26 SW
965/5/10008
02-OCT-00

WICKHAMBREAUX
STODMARSH
Barn at Undertrees Farm

II

Two linked barns, originally separate structures. Late C17 barn to east and mid C18 barn to west. Timberframed aisled barns clad in weatherboarding with roofs now covered in corrugated iron. Entrance through pair of barn doors in north elevation of western range. Eastern range of 3 bays with principal arcade posts sitting on aisle plates now level with or below the extant floor level. Staggered butt side-purlin roof with hip to east. Carpenters, marks to arcade braces numbered west to east show that the structure is complete, but lack of evidence for a hipped roof to the west suggest that when originally built it may have been built against an earlier structure, later replaced by the current western range. Western range of four bays with aisle plates sitting on low red brick walls and staggered butt side-purlin roof but shorter than the adjoining range, spanning only three common rafters each.

[Unpublished report of June 2000 by 'Canterbury Archaeological Trust'.]

Listing NGR: TR2247861132

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26665147

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