Description

TQ 34 NW HORNE CARLTON ROAD

4/276 Barn at Tile Barn Farm

II

Barn. Probably early-mid c18, possibly reusing some earlier timbers; altered.
Timber frame with weatherboard and corrugated iron cladding; deep brick plinth in
English and Flemish bonds; low rubblestone plinth at south-west end. Corrugated
iron roof. Central opposing cart entrances lowered on farmyard side, with corrugated
iron doors on other side. South-west end with corrugated iron cladding and attached
C20 range not of special interest. Interior: sole plate set on plinth; unjowelled
wall posts with long straight braces to wall plates and tie-beams; intermediate posts a
number replaced or missing; queen strut trusses with clasped through-purlins, partly
renewed; coupled rafters with carpenters marks (no ridge-piece).

Documentary evidence records the building of a barn in 1680, but the framing of this
building is C18 in character, apart from the rafters which are probably reused.

Listing NGR: TQ3450245889

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26658052

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