Building record 3721/4/2 - Barns at Manor Court Farm

A level 2 building recording survey was carried out prior to conversion into office space in 2019. The larger barn was built prior to 1840 and has latterly been used as stables and storage

{1} A level 2 building recording survey was carried out on two barns prior to conversion into office space. The main, two-storey barn, constructed from limestone and ironstone with clay tiles, is depicted on a map of 1840. While the building has the proportions of a threshing barn it only has a pedestrian entrance, not the usual opposing large barn doors. It has latterly been used as stables with a hayloft above.

The adjoining barn has brick gables and a corruagted iron roof. The front elevation was initially open with supporting oak posts, but has since been infilled with breezeblocks. This barn originally functioned as a shelter shed.

<1> Bowers, E., 2019, Historic building report: Manor Farm Court Barns A & C (Report). SNN111746.

Record last edited

Feb 25 2025 7:45PM