Description

TL 2928 ARDELEY CROMER
(east side)

6/8 Barn at
Lime Tree Farm
- (30m to ESE of house)

GV II

2 barns now joined in one. C16 or early C17 E part, C18 W part.
Timber frames on low brick sills, dark weatherboarded. Steep
pitched roofs. E part has old red tiled porch but corrugated
iron elsewhere. W part of red pantiles with corrugated iron next
the verge of the W gable. Older E part is a tall 3-bay barn
facing N with a projecting gabled N porch in the middle bay.
Jowled posts with mid-height rails tennoned in-line, inclined
queen-post, clasped-purlin roof without collars. Curved braces
to tie-beams. Flat-laid rafters. More recent W part is a tall 3
bay barn facing N with a small door in the E bay and a high
pitching door in the middle bay. Unjowled posts with mid-height
rail tennoned in-line and straight braces to tie-beams.
Inclined queen-post, clasped-purlin roof without collars.

Listing NGR: TL2979828318

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26394888

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